Ok, I think I've got it. I had subscribed to both the Gnucash list and
Nabble but was using just Nabble.. My bad. I haven't used a mailing list
since the 80's and am a little rusty. I'll be better, I'll be better just
as soon as I am able.
On Sun, Feb 17, 2019 at 8:01 PM D wrote:
> As I said: na
Hi,
dmacklewis writes:
> Derek Atkins-3 wrote
>> Please remember to CC this list on all your replies.
>> You can do this by using Reply-To-List or Reply-All.
>
> Pardon me for being thick headed, but I can find no place where there is an
> option to Reply-To-List or Reply-All. How to do that?
>
As I said: nabble != lists.gnucash.org
If you were to subscribe to the Gnucash list-- rather than nabble, you'd
understand.
On February 18, 2019, at 1:40 AM, dmacklewis wrote:
Well actually I'm not on either a tablet or laptop. I am posting to the list
through Nabble? on an Imac using the Fire
Well actually I'm not on either a tablet or laptop. I am posting to the list
through Nabble? on an Imac using the Firefox browser. No email client. The
upper right corner of each message has a Reply and More link. The More gives
options of Reply to author, Print post or Permalink. See the following
David, dmacklewis,
Nabble != lists.gnucash.org
On February 17, 2019, at 7:29 AM, David Carlson
wrote:
dmacklewis,
Since you have a gmail address, I will speculate that you use Gmail as your
mail client. If you are on a tablet or laptop, at the upper right corner
of each message there is a
dmacklewis,
Since you have a gmail address, I will speculate that you use Gmail as your
mail client. If you are on a tablet or laptop, at the upper right corner
of each message there is a curved arrow symbol that says Reply if you hover
over it with the mouse pointer. Just to the right click on
Derek Atkins-3 wrote
> D via gnucash-user <
> gnucash-user@
> > writes:
>
>
> Please remember to CC this list on all your replies.
> You can do this by using Reply-To-List or Reply-All.
Pardon me for being thick headed, but I can find no place where there is an
option to Reply-To-List or Repl
D via gnucash-user writes:
> That is a fair interpretation, since that's what the wiki
> says. However, it would appear that the wiki is in need of some
> correction.
>
> I'm not sure, but that wiki language may have resulted from a writer's
> misunderstanding of the different import vectors, wit
dmacklewis writes:
> I have given up trying to create an account structure and then populating it.
> Instead I exported one account with transactions of a limited date range and
> imported it into GnuCash. I got further this time. The import created the
> accounts from the Quicken account/categor
Thanks for the info. I have the same environment and will be doing the same
manual editing you did. I apparently have more time than you had and will be
trying to also fix things on the Quicken side. Thanks again for your post.
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I recently went through the process of importing from Quicken and
encountered some errors. I exported different date ranges to narrow the
problem down and eventually hand edited the lines in the QIF file that
had problems. In my case, there were strings of non-alphanumeric
characters in the file. I
Yup, that's what I did, 1 account with transactions, accounts & categories.
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On 2/12/19 1:20 PM, dmacklewis wrote:
I installed Gnucash 3.4.1 on MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6 and created a file
with one account. I then exported a Quicken Deluxe 2019 QIF file containing
just the accounts. The import seems to run but when the page to 'Match QIF
accounts with GnuCash accounts' is
I have given up trying to create an account structure and then populating it.
Instead I exported one account with transactions of a limited date range and
imported it into GnuCash. I got further this time. The import created the
accounts from the Quicken account/categories, showed the matches for e
That is a fair interpretation, since that's what the wiki says. However, it
would appear that the wiki is in need of some correction.
I'm not sure, but that wiki language may have resulted from a writer's
misunderstanding of the different import vectors, with one writer assuming that
account st
But this is based off transactions and I don’t think the OP wanted
transactional data, just accounts.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Feb 12, 2019, at 3:01 PM, Bucky Carr wrote:
>
>
> Quicken2016 has a .PRN export option that looks like this:
>
> "Date","Num","Payee","Category","Memo","Amount","C","Bal
If you are in a mood to experiment you could try exporting as qif a limited
date range of a month or so from the bank account in Quicken that should
match the account you have already set up in Gnucash both with and without
the account tree. Then try importing both. That might at least get all
th
Quicken2016 has a .PRN export option that looks like this:
"Date","Num","Payee","Category","Memo","Amount","C","Balance"
"6/24/1992",,"VG - 500 Index","[Retire - VG - Rollover
IRA]",,-2.50,"R",-2.50,
"9/24/1992",,"VG - 500 Index","[Retire - VG - Rollover
IRA]",,-2.50,"R",-5.00,
Is that clo
Nope, the category import also produces nothing.
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No, Quicken does not have the CSV option. It has the options to export
transactions, account list, category list, memorized payees and security
list. I assumed GnuCash would build an account tree from an account list
based on the following from the Quicken Migration wiki statement "Although
it is n
Does Quicken offer the option to export just the account tree as a CSV? You can
import an account tree into GnuCash if it is in the proper CSV format. This is
a fixed format, you can’t map the columns so you’ll need to likley modify the
Quicken export to conform before importing.
Regards,
Adrie
You can't. Qif only imports transactions. If you have no transactions
then the importer will do nothing.
-derek
Sent using my mobile device. Please excuse any typos.
On February 12, 2019 1:37:28 PM David Carlson
wrote:
I am not by my Gnucash right now but if I recall, there is a slightly
I am not by my Gnucash right now but if I recall, there is a slightly
different work path to import accounts without transactions.
David Carlson
On Tue, Feb 12, 2019, 12:22 PM dmacklewis I installed Gnucash 3.4.1 on MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6 and created a file
> with one account. I then exported
I installed Gnucash 3.4.1 on MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6 and created a file
with one account. I then exported a Quicken Deluxe 2019 QIF file containing
just the accounts. The import seems to run but when the page to 'Match QIF
accounts with GnuCash accounts' is displayed, it it empty. None of the QIF
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