As I noted in another reply today, if this is just a handful of
products, you can likely set up a simple spreadsheet to do the assembly
math for you, and then import the result to GnuCash.
While spreadsheets aren't part of GnuCash, we can help with how to set
that math up, and in a form ready
Thanks for the information and suggestion David. Not on any kind of a
significant scale, just a one person operation making a modest living. I own
and am using an old version of Sage 50 currently (and happy with it!), but they
want $600 annually for the “subscription” service now offered.
Frederick
GnuCash also does not have support for full cost management accounting as well
as not having inventory accounting which is just one component of cost
management accounting. It requires a different form of jobs from that
implemented in the business features. It can be done manually with
Hi,
On Thu, March 17, 2022 12:57 pm, Frederick wrote:
> good to know and very unfortunate.
>
> thanks for your help.
>
> take care, fred
>
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>> On Mar 17, 2022, at 12:50 PM,
>> wrote:
>>
>> 2.
good to know and very unfortunate.
thanks for your help.
take care, fred
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> On Mar 17, 2022, at 12:50 PM,
> wrote:
>
> 2. Question about Assemblies (Frederick)
> There is no inventory accounting in
2. Question about Assemblies (Frederick)
There is no inventory accounting in GnuCash, so if you need to hold parts in
inventory in numbers of units together with their cost per until, whether on
average cost or on FIFO basis, which then build assemblies, I cannot see how
this would be
