Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back (Peter Cuthbert)

On Wed, 29 May 2024 22:54:26 -0400 NoobAlice wrote: > On 2024-05-29 04:39 PM, Peter Cuthbert via gnucash-user wrote: > > > The dates associated with the reconciled/not reconciled flag struck > > me as an easy way to do a roll back without using the backups. > > Something along the lines of if

Re: [GNC] gnucash-user Digest, Vol 254, Issue 46

> On May 29, 2024, at 20:15, Bruce Schuck wrote: > > On 5/29/24 18:01:33 -0700, John Ralls wrote: > >> OBTW, I had to force-install 1.62 because >> Test Summary Report >> --- >> t/02-pod-coverage.t (Wstat: 512 Tests: 0 Failed: 0) >> Non-zero exit status: 2 >> Parse

Re: [GNC] gnucash-user Digest, Vol 254, Issue 46

On 5/29/24 18:01:33 -0700, John Ralls wrote: OBTW, I had to force-install 1.62 because Test Summary Report --- t/02-pod-coverage.t (Wstat: 512 Tests: 0 Failed: 0) Non-zero exit status: 2 Parse errors: No plan found in TAP output Files=67, Tests=83, 5 wallclock secs (

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back (Peter Cuthbert)

On 2024-05-29 04:39 PM, Peter Cuthbert via gnucash-user wrote: The dates associated with the reconciled/not reconciled flag struck me as an easy way to do a roll back without using the backups.  Something along the lines of if date = [specified reconciliation date] then flag = n (I have no

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back (Peter Cuthbert)

You don't need to roll back a reconciliation that is now out of whack. If need be, un-reconcile that transaction split, then re-reconcile. Regards, Adrien On 5/29/24 8:33 AM, Peter Cuthbert via gnucash-user wrote: So final thought for the GNUCash programmers.  Please consider a 'roll back'

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back (Peter Cuthbert)

GnuCash is supposed to warn you when editing a reconciled transaction that would change the flag. If not, perhaps you turned that message off. Check Actions > Reset Warnings and look for something like "change contents of reconciled split". If it is there, select it and Apply to reset the

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back

And I learn something new everyday. Thanks David! Regards, Adrien On 5/28/24 9:17 AM, David Carlson wrote: A tidbit of information that you may find helpful: If you hover the mouse over the "y" character in the reconcile box in an account split line, the date of the reconciliation for that

Re: [GNC] Running balance/total from search results is always $0.00

If the Memo field is your only criteria, then just use the Transaction Report and use the Filter tab for your Memo text. Note, you'll need to decide which account you are summing on the report though. (likely the same issue with the Account Report) In the case of multiple expense accounts for

Re: [GNC] YahooJSON Failing Again?

On 5/29/24 6:01 PM, John Ralls wrote: Somebody filed https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=799322  earlier today so it’s not just you. OTOH it might have been a temporary problem: Thanks John. It just worked for me as well on my work

Re: [GNC] YahooJSON Failing Again?

> On May 29, 2024, at 16:09, Bruce Schuck wrote: > > Just started failing for me again this afternoon. The never ending game of > whack-a-mole continues. > > For those having the same issue I suggest: > > alphavantage (needs an API key) > twelvedata (needs an API key) > > Web page scrapers

Re: [GNC] how to import notes to desktop from android

GnuCash doesn't magically read your email. You are leaving out a critical part of the workflow in your description. Are you trying to use the Android app that was abandoned years ago by it's developer? GnuCash doesn't support that either, AFAIK, but you might still get some help here on how to

[GNC] YahooJSON Failing Again?

Just started failing for me again this afternoon. The never ending game of whack-a-mole continues. For those having the same issue I suggest: alphavantage (needs an API key) twelvedata (needs an API key) Web page scrapers googleweb marketwatch fool yahooweb On the roadmap, you may want to

[GNC] how to import notes to desktop from android

When I export account transactions from GNU cash on my Android phone to email and then import to my desktop GNU cash, none of the notes show up.  I looked in double line mode also and still no notes.  I can see if I open the .qif file in a text editor that they have been exported.  What can I

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back (Peter Cuthbert)

Hi David, Adam, Derek and everybody who has contributed.   David, your solution is excellent and I suppose it never crossed my mind as I had not wholly worked out what all the files GNUCash spews out actually do.  I am afraid that using the accounting software is a twice monthly chore in

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back (Peter Cuthbert)

Useful hint (when making backups, any, not just gnucash) My suggestion would be to take a copy of your actual data file and put it somewhere safe before you do anything further Remove any uncertainty about what back-up is which. Include the Julian date in the name of the file. Thus if I were

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back (Peter Cuthbert)

Peter, The roll back facility is already there and has been for years - it's called going back to a backup of your accounts file :-) I'm assuming you're just using the bog standard xml data file here and are running on Windows. There is a preference under Preferences >> General that allows you

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back

On 2024-05-28, David Carlson wrote: > A tidbit of information that you may find helpful: If you hover the mouse > over the "y" character in the reconcile box in an account split line, the > date of the reconciliation for that account split in that transaction > appears in a flyover. It may take

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back (Peter Cuthbert)

Pete, I don't understand your request. During reconciliation, you need to enter the ending balance from your statement. If, at the end of the process of checking your transaction the computed balance does not match the entered balance, then the reconciliation will not complete. Now, Gnucash

Re: [GNC] Reconciliation Roll Back (Peter Cuthbert)

Dear Everybody   Many thanks for your responses to my Reconciliation problem.   I have been examining my accounts and have managed to find part of the problem.  A £10K transfer out of the bank account to a new saving account became 'flipped' from a payment to a receipt.  Looking at the