Hi Geoff,
I haven't followed this discussion really. So apologies if this has been
suggested before.
I'm not understanding why you'd need to export as CSV.
If you take any HTML table, select the content of the table with your
mouse while in the webbrowser, copy it, then paste it into your
spreadsheet, it should be automatically pasted as spreadsheet cells. All
in tact. I've just tried it and it works with Excel and LibreOffice. I
suspect this will work with Numbers as well. See screenshot attached.
Best,
Koos
Geoff Jankowski via gnucash-user schreef op 2026-10-22 11:28:
Hmmm.
Let me make it as clear as I can.
The HTML file is fine and I can bring it into Open Office (but not well
rendered for use) and safari and even text edit which renders it as a
full page report similar to the starting point in GnuCash. However
that is not my problem.
Because Numbers (my preferred spreadsheet) does not import html direct,
I need to get it into Numbers via a csv file. I have described what
happens on my machine when I try to export the current register to csv
and have searched high and low on all desktops on both monitors
including using the “show all windows” function but the dialog box that
I assume should show up is not there.
The best guess is it is hiding underneath the report tab itself as (as
previously mentioned) the edge of the window flickers when I try to
export the information. Do you need more information on my system to
try to replicate it? Should I do a screen capture video to try to show
it?
Updating to the latest version has not cured the problem and I still
cannot export the current register as a csv file.
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