Thank you for taking a look. The report is the same one as in
reports/standard/equity-statement.scm. I copied it (and modified the name,
guid, etc.) to not mess with the original one.
I have since discovered where the problem was, though! It was due to having
a lot (5 or 6) of significant numbers
Please see the attached screenshot:
I don’t know what to do but I refuse to delete the file I need to work with, or
any of the other files in the history list. This all happened to me when I
installed GC 4.6. Before I was using 4.1. Now, when I try to import a log
file it gives the same
After gnucash 4.5 was announced, I tested upgrading to it on a
standalone test machine (running flatpak on ubuntu 20.04), and
I encountered the issue later described here:
https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=798194
where all my gnucash settings were lost. On that same test machine, I
I got so envious of gnucash 4.6 users that I used flatpak to install it on
Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (the current LTS). The procedure to run it is a bit odd but I
followed the product specific bits of the online instructions.
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Flatpak
It did not tell me what it was going t
