I went through and changed nearly all of my listings to Yahoo - JSON, and
the update now takes 10 seconds instead of 7 minutes, so that was certainly
the issue.
On Mon, Oct 10, 2022 at 2:46 PM R Losey wrote:
> Geoff - agreed. Thanks for your help. I like the idea of using multiple
> sources -
Is the savings plan account tax deferred? If it is then it's probably a taxable
event to transfer the shares out of it and you'll indeed want to do a sell/buy
dance so that you can book the gain/loss income.
If not then there should be no tax event and you can just CR the savings plan
account
I would merely "sell" them in the savings plan and then "buy" them in the
regular account.
If you want your gain/loss to be correct, it may be more work... you would
have to "sell" each at the price it was added, and then buy it in the
regular account at that price... I assume this is what the
Dear list,
I have to different accounts for one security (regular and saving plan
account) and recently canceled said saving plan and instructed my bank
to merge the shares in the saving plan account into the regular account,
which they did.
Unfortunately, I am somewhat clueless on how I can
> On Oct 13, 2022, at 11:24 PM, Jeff wrote:
>
> Is there any way, even the slightest, to attach a transaction image to a
> daemon instead of a specific file? That way I could use a database system in
> the background to hold images instead of the file system. That way images
> would still
As far as I know, that exact report doesn't exist in GnuCash, but there
are various ways to see this information.
#1 Invoices Due Reminder
This is a dialog window, not a report. (and sadly no way to get that
data to a report as far as I know.) It shows the Invoice, Customer, Date
Due &
On 10/14/2022 3:21 AM, Charles Vincent wrote:
Following my previous email on the subject, thank you to members and to the
four friends who responded. Feedback and additional question below.
It took me a while to understand what you were saying, but with your
indication of liabilities, that got
Jeff
this may not be the direct answer, nevertheless i use the cloud storage for my
GNU files and it works like a charm(and economical). Apart from crashes, it
allows me to connect from different computers and work.
Again not an answer to your question, thought will share.
Saludos
Following my previous email on the subject, thank you to members and to the
four friends who responded. Feedback and additional question below.
It took me a while to understand what you were saying, but with your
indication of liabilities, that got me thinking and I did manage to find
the
Geoff,
Jeff is asking a more specific question related to the image linking feature.
It's not his book data that he's looking for guidance on; it's whether he can
link his images using a different mechanism than to a file directly.
Jeff, I don't profess to fully understand your solution, but
Welcome to the wonderful world of GnuCash!
Since you are just starting out, please use the latest and greatest
version (4.12) - 3.4 is about 4 years old.
Regards
Geoff
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On 14/10/2022 7:33 am, Lester and Joanna wrote:
I am a newbie with Gnucash. I have been using Quicken for 12
I doubt if this has change since last you asked, these are your choices:
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/FAQ#SQL_Database
SQLite claims to be very reliable:
https://www.sqlite.org/hirely.html
An easy solution to dodgy power is a cheap laptop - put a battery
between yourself and the grid.
Good
I know that this question has been asked many times but I am asking
again. I just had 2 hard drive failures back to back, both of which just
happened to have images attached to GNC transactions. Bad luck on my
part, they also happened to be my backup drives. Murphy is after all the
patron
I am a newbie with Gnucash. I have been using Quicken for 12 years but would
now like to use Gnucash if I can make it work for me. I am using Windows 10
with Gnucash 3.4. I have set up an account but when I try to print a check
(with Print checks) all goes well through check set up, and to
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