That sounds like you have an SX to autocreate. Perhaps turn that off and
it won't fire.
Otherwise, perhaps turn off the preference to execute the Since Last Run
dialog on startup. You can still run it manually to fire any pending
SXs, but otherwise, not have it bother you if you just want to pop in
and out to check a balance.
Another option (which I use for other reasons) is to simply leave
GnuCash open 24/7. That lets me see and do whatever I want, and I just
run the SLR periodically to fire my SXs. (Oddly, there is no 'watcher'
that fires them when the system date should otherwise trigger them)
Regards,
Adrien
On 1/11/24 3:36 PM, David T. via gnucash-user wrote:
I've found the "Prompt for value" option with SXes to be downright annoying.
I go to Gnucash to check the balances in a savings account, and the SX dialog
pops up asking me for a dollar amount for my electric bill (and won't seem to
let me just click past). Inevitably, I just put in any old number-- defeating
the whole purpose of that feature.
So, I've opted to have balanced transactions that may be off, which I correct
when I reconcile the account. But then, I had to change some figures in one
complex SX, and it didn't supply the balancing split.
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