When you import transactions, do you check all of the auto-matched ones
to make sure that they are correct before you close the importer? I find
that sometimes the importer matches a new transaction to an older one in
my ledger instead of treating it as a new, separate transaction.
Something like that might explain why Gnucash appears not to import some
of your transactions.
Message: 7
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2019 12:46:57 -0500
From: kvn<[email protected]>
To:[email protected]
Subject: Re: [GNC] Transaction won't reconcile
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Yes - starting balance matches statement. I have just reconciled most of
2018 on 7 separate accounts, and consistently experienced the problem.?
The starting balance matches, but the ending balance does not match the
statement.? If I correct the ending balance in GC and add the missing
transactions, then the statement reconciles just fine and I can go on to
the next month.
This has been a problem I have experienced since I started using GC and
this is the method I use to correct the problem.? I go thru the printed
statment and copy and past missing transactions (practically all of the
missing transactions exist in the ledger already) and then finish
reconciling. However, it would be much nicer if all the transactions
were imported by the importer at the time of importing
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