On 2023-08-29 14:42, avigr...@juno.com wrote:
Version: 4.12
Build ID: 4.12+(2022-09-24)Windows 11 computer When I import a csv file that
contains Hebrew letters in the Description field, the letters display as
question marks. I changed the Import Encoding to Hebrew (Windows-1255). Is
there
I forgot something, so please I hope you read this first and don't go
down those rabbit holes just yet...
I currently have 17 tabs open. (mix of reports, invoices & accounts) I
normally keep this on the Left side as I get to see more tabs at once,
and because of my wide-screen oriented
Greg,
Glad to hear you are liking 5.3! I originally played with 2.4.x way back
in the day, but never became a serious user until the midst of 2.6. The
app has improved significantly since then, with several very
'productivity oriented' improvements. I look forward to the continued
progress.
Version: 4.12
Build ID: 4.12+(2022-09-24)Windows 11 computer When I import a csv file that
contains Hebrew letters in the Description field, the letters display as
question marks. I changed the Import Encoding to Hebrew (Windows-1255). Is
there something else I need to do?
This is probably happening because the COP -> USD exchange rate is so
small (0.000243884 right now). Some versions of GnuCash stored the
reverse conversion if the forward conversion is too small. More recent
versions no longer do that. What version are you using?
Mike
On 29 Aug 2023, at
Hi Adrien, I called the other person last night, on the phone, and we
played with Edit/Preferences/Windows/Width, changing the character
spacing. He was elated that it "worked", not entirely. He had to
shorten the name on the accounts. But it gives him some ideas to play
with. I'll have to
I am tracking COP, EUR, GBP, THB about every two weeks.
My base currency is USD.
After doing Tools: Price database: Get Quotes,
I see that EUR, GBP, and THB all have today's prices.
But not COP. There are entries for COP up until around 07/18/2023.
However, under USD, there is an entry for COP
