Kirk Abbott wrote:
Gnucash is a financial program that is similar in concept to Quicken,
rather than a spreadsheet.
That said, it /looks/ very much like a spreadsheet to the user. But has
all the "sums" pre-defined, in effect; so you can't get them wrong.
http://www.gnucash.org/
You can use it for anything from a simple, single account, to multiple
accounts and accounting for tax and where everything goes.
Take a look; at worst you can only waste a little time.
Kirk
Brenda Lux wrote:
And what is gnucash? Is it another spreadsheet program? What is the
URL?
I'm a little surprised that a google user doesn't seem to have found
their search engine :-) If ever you see a program like 'gnucash' that
you want to know more about, just type it into their [or indeed another]
search engine. There's even an acronym - GIYF or "Google Is Your Friend".
A word of warning - the latest version suitable for most users is 2.2.9;
the most recent release, 2.3.0, is described as "unstable" and
"development" which are code words for "buggy, on test".
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