Ok Allan,
I am replying to the list directly, as you said.
aga wrote:
> I'm not sure what it is you disagree with. I thought you were
> saying your GnuCash file didn't have a Payee, but instead had a
> Description, which gets imported as Payee.
No, I am not blaming GnuCash at all. It is an excel
Hi Allan,
Sorry for the delayed response.
aga wrote:
> Ah, that's sad! Whilst I've written the CSV exporter, it still awaits
> acceptance and incorporation into KMyMoney.
Just read that it's good. Congrats & Thanks.
> Does Gnucash have any other export capability? Or, perhaps Scrooge
> could
Thanks, Allan.
aga wrote:
> Just a couple of questions, and a possible idea.
> Are you able/willing to compile from source? The reason I ask that is
> that there might be another way to achieve your requirement, and
> bearing in mind that developer time is very limited.
No, I am not a programmer
Hello All,
I am using KDE for all my needs, except for accounts - for which I use
GnuCash (for a long time, since Kde4 was consdered unstable then). GnuCash
is a good software, but I want a KDE equivalent. I have tested KMyMoney and
I like to switch to it.
However, when I tried to import GnuCas
Hi,
If I am to download my accounts from gnucash, my description in gnucash is
mapped/imported to payees. Is it possible to map it to description/memo in
kmymoney2 during import?
If payee is compulsory during import, we may map account heads to payees. It
is easy to modify account heads later th
