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I have not figured out how to attach a url or a file link to a scheduled
transaction. Is that possible?
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I think you have completed the installation correctly. Since you also
obtained a key from Alpha Vantage you should be able to use their service
to download prices if they provide the ones that you want. For some stock
quotes you may get better results using one of the other services that
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I would be willing to bet that you never automatically got the original
date on any copy. When I use the copy transaction feature in previous
releases of GnuCash up to 3.8 it always asks for the date and defaults to
today if not changed.
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> ..OR.
> getquotes -m <-- gets the prices from Market Watch
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> Then I import the resulting csv file that appears on my desktop.
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> I have two places to get the quotes so if one is unreachable for some
> reason I have a backup source.
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r prices but I wrote a
> python script & a bash script that get the quotes and put them into a
> csv file for importing into GNUCash and I don't have that date issue. I
> run the scrips in the evening when the markets are closed.
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When you open the file you are probably given a warning that the file is
already open. That can happen if it is not closed properly before your
computer is turned off, or possibly other reasons.
The easiest remedy is to select "Open Anyway " rather than "Open Read Only"
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Those .dll files are not needed to be recovered, as you got fresh copies
when you re-installed GnuCash on your new drive, assuming that you
re-installed GnuCash from the website https://www.gnucash.org/.
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> If
the desktop so we recommend putting it in dedicated folder in
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> >> user or documents folder. Mine is cleverly named "Accounts".
> >>
> >> The data recovery service should give you instructions about how to
> >> transfer the recovered files to
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Did you accept all the defaults presented by the installer?
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> >> On 4/5/2021 8:57 PM, David Carlson wrote:
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> >>> What verb would you use to declare that transactions in or out of a
> >>> particular account should appear in a tax report as part of the total
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> > What verb would you use to declare that transactions in or out of a
> > particular account should appear in a tax report as part of the total
> that
> > should appear, for example, on a certain line on form 1099-R fro
oolean at the account level, assuming we all don’t mind rearranging our
> accounts into deferrred pretax and normal post tax subtrees.
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since retiring.
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> m
e
>> interested in doing that when I complete my current project in next month.
>>
>> I have been looking for a code writing project since retiring.
>> What's involved in getting set up?
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>>
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>> On 4/4/21 12:49 PM, David
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; customer accounts, for instance, cash movements between them should be
> labeled: corrections, trading, gift, etc., but perhaps that is beyond the
> scope of GNUCash.
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tries as if
> I were starting GC from scratch. I had to find the file and start it from
> the file manager. I was worried that my data would be gone, but it was only
> my preferences that were gone.
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Do you mean that GnuCash reset your preferences for you without any action
on your part?
That sounds like a bug to me.
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Elmar,
As David suggested, you can assign values to either increase or decrease
then they will either import correctly or opposite. Then choose whatever
works correctly.
Most months you will have one transaction that transfers from a bank
account and most of the rest will be identified by whatever
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I could mention that I am using the same build of GnuCash but I am
currently running it in LinuxLite which also identifies itself as Ubuntu
20.04.2 LTS when updating software.
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Maybe your message title is throwing us off. If you want to have Gnucash
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Actually, at one brokerage house the cash actually gets swept into a
special type of bank account rather than a MMF. In GnuCash I have set up a
bank sub-account in those brokerage accounts that appear listed with the
stock accounts in the reports.
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Are you suggesting that sometimes you don't need to make any matching
decisions during the csv import process? If so, it is already fairly easy
to power through the matching steps.
In my case, there are nearly always many decisions to make on the 🪰 so
that GnuCash is usually "bugging" me to make
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I think there was a time early in the 3.x release series where stock prices
were displayed as fraction s but later there was a way to display as
decimal which we find easier to read.
I am not sure if your issue is the same or not.
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I am away from my computer so I cannot be sure that I am using the correct
words.
When adding a new security account under a brokerage account you need to
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Item 2 is a video that disrespected my device settings by playing music.
Cannot find out why silently. Beware!
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That's the way we used to do before cloud services existed. It still
works for backups, it is air gapped from the internet and its risks, and
it also works for data transport.
We used to call it the sneakernet.
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nst such a mandate from the banking industry and from Intuit
> will be intense and they have a lot of money and lobbyists.
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From: Richard
Date: Thu, Feb 18, 2021 at 3:22 PM
Subject: Re: [GNC] OFX connections
To: David Carlson
How do I go about that?
I use several banks for credit cards, etc.
I am not afraid to ask them.
On 2/18/2021 4:03 PM, David Carlson wrote:
Maybe your
Maybe your bank would sponsor you to develop one.
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I did discover some other differences which would require More testing to
see if i need to change my procedures to get certain results, if even
possible.
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> increasing my
I think that a few years ago I tried something similar to what you
described and it came close enough to working that it solved my problem.
I suggest creating a test copy of your data file and trying out your theory.
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> Recently, I had
I recently adopted two 😸 kittens that love to walk on my keyboard,
increasing my error rate by orders of magnitude.
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> Maybe the transparency problem in the account picker field in regular
> registers is not related to sub window placeme
Maybe the transparency problem in the account picker field in regular
registers is not related to sub window placement. It does seem strange that
I don't recall seeing that transparency issue anywhere else.
For sure I may not be using the definitive terminology as I am not a native
Linux speaker.
way to see what is
underneath.
This is new to me in release 3.8 with the new graphics, but I suspect it is
probably still true in release 4.4
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displaying the results
Maybe GnuCash hides those transactions way too long, perhaps until the
program is closed and re-opened.
On Sat, Feb 6, 2021, 2:42 PM David Carlson
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>
> After starting GnuCash the SLR st
wrote:
> On 05 February 2021 at 20:05, Adrien Monteleone said:
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> > On 2/5/21 7:39 PM, David Carlson wrote>
> > > I want to start with "... will tell me on start up
> > > that it has created x number of scheduled txns. I can see the change in
> > &g
if or how many changes had occurred since I last created a backup or
at least made a discrete file save..
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web browsers
have no such issue.
There is no help for these issues in the GnuCash WIKi. From time to time a
similar problem has appeared in this list but I thought the users got
farther than I am getting before getting stuck.
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Grasping at straws here. Is there a possibility that your register view
has been filtered to not show future transactions?
On Thu, Feb 4, 2021, 4:24 PM Jack Slater wrote:
> No I don't but I don't see that as important. It should have been created
> regardless I would think.
>
> On Thu, Feb 4, 2
That might be a permissions issue. Recently I have had some problems when
GnuCash doesn't know how to gain access if it doesn't already have it in
Linux. In my case it is a Samba problem.
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, the version of
GnuCash that you are using as well as what you are trying to accomplish and
what detailed steps are not working.
On Sun, Jan 31, 2021 at 6:42 AM John Quigley wrote:
> Separate accounts to be set up separately in GnuCash as they are now in
> Quicken.
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> On 1/27/2021 5:36
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> from such outweighing the benefits of trying to maintain the
> functionalities), I cannot advise him on how to get his connection to work.
> Perhaps others can.
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> David T.
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Do you have a checking account "share draft", savings account, or several
accounts, each set up separately in GnuCash?
On Wed, Jan 27, 2021, 5:19 PM John Quigley wrote:
> I use a Federal Credit Union for my Banking needs, when I try to set
> this up as my Bank Account, it will not accept this as
Not awake yet, the Google problem was with Calendar in Firefox, not GMail.
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> since last time While there is a new person in the White House, that
> is un
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From: David Carlson
Date: Wed, Jan 20, 2021 at 12:49 PM
Subject: GnuCash window placement
To: Gnucash Users
Today I am trying something completely different. For the first time (for
me) I am importing an OFX file into GnuCash 3.8 in a Ubuntu 20.04
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