Re: [GNC] Edit problem

2023-04-03 Thread john
Yeah, FYI the balancing code deletes the trading splits and recreates them 
because getting a transaction with trading splits to balance incrementally is 
way too hard. You don't need to delete the transaction and start over (though 
that certainly works), you can just delete the trading splits and fix up the 
other splits. Tweak everything so that there aren't any little gray squares. 
Make sure to use the amount entry in the exchange rate section of the transfer 
dialog and let GnuCash calculate the price: Doing it the other way just gets 
you into rounding hell.

Regards,
John Ralls


> On Apr 3, 2023, at 12:18 PM, Fred Tydeman  wrote:
> 
> On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 12:14 PM Adrien Monteleone <
> adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:
> 
>> Can you force the USD Trading split to be 53.49?
>> 
>> I seem to recall a bug related to this a few months ago. I thought it
>> was resolved, but you might have to delete and re-enter the transaction.
>> 
> 
> I ended up deleting and re-entering the two transactions with this problem.
> That fixed the problem.
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Re: [GNC] Edit problem

2023-04-03 Thread Fred Tydeman
On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 12:14 PM Adrien Monteleone <
adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:

> Can you force the USD Trading split to be 53.49?
>
> I seem to recall a bug related to this a few months ago. I thought it
> was resolved, but you might have to delete and re-enter the transaction.
>

I ended up deleting and re-entering the two transactions with this problem.
That fixed the problem.
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Re: [GNC] Edit problem

2023-04-03 Thread Michael or Penny Novack

On 4/3/2023 8:11 AM, Fred Tydeman wrote:

I change the USD trading split to 53.49 and click on Enter and it reverts
back to 53.25

I  know what I would do if faced with the problem of trying to keep 
multiple currencies in one set of books and every now and then having 
small out of balances resulting from conversions involving splits that 
do not seem to all add up.


I would create a special account (probably under assets  but there are 
alternative choices0 with a name like "conversion rounding errors".


When there was a "parts not all adding up" situation like this, I would 
enter a debit or credit (whichever needed) to this account to absorb the 
bit that was not adding up. If these "errors" were on both sides the 
account balance probably would never become significant. If the "errors" 
tended to be one-sided I'd probably every so often have an adjustment.


Why do you expect that books involving multiple currencies will be 
"exact"? Over time? (exchange rates are not constants).In real life 
conversions between currencies you aren't even always getting the 
official rate.


Michael D Novack


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Re: [GNC] Edit problem

2023-04-03 Thread Fred Tydeman
I change the USD trading split to 53.49 and click on Enter and it reverts
back to 53.25


On Mon, Apr 3, 2023 at 12:14 PM Adrien Monteleone <
adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:

> Can you force the USD Trading split to be 53.49?
>
> I seem to recall a bug related to this a few months ago. I thought it
> was resolved, but you might have to delete and re-enter the transaction.
>
> Regards,
> Adrien
>
> On 4/3/23 3:36 AM, Fred Tydeman wrote:
> > OS: Linux Fedora 37
> > Gnucash: 4.13
> > Default currency: USD
> >
> > I am trying to remove items from the Imbalance-USD account.
> > I am in a bank account looking at a transaction where I took
> > 1000 Turkish lira (TL) from an ATM.
> > The transaction shows 5 splits:
> >   53.49 being withdrawal from the bank account
> > 1000 TL being deposited into the turkey cash account.
> > 1000 TL being withdrawal from turkey trading account.
> > 53.25 being deposited into USD trading account.
> > 0.24 imbalance deposit
> >
> > I do the below in the bank account.
> > I edit the 53.25 to 53.49 and I also delete the 0.24 imbalance split.
> > I click on Split to close the transaction.
> > I click on Enter to save it.
> > I then click on Split and the Imbalance 0.24 is back!
> >
> > What should I be doing to clean this up?
>
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Re: [GNC] Edit problem

2023-04-03 Thread Adrien Monteleone

Can you force the USD Trading split to be 53.49?

I seem to recall a bug related to this a few months ago. I thought it 
was resolved, but you might have to delete and re-enter the transaction.


Regards,
Adrien

On 4/3/23 3:36 AM, Fred Tydeman wrote:

OS: Linux Fedora 37
Gnucash: 4.13
Default currency: USD

I am trying to remove items from the Imbalance-USD account.
I am in a bank account looking at a transaction where I took
1000 Turkish lira (TL) from an ATM.
The transaction shows 5 splits:
  53.49 being withdrawal from the bank account
1000 TL being deposited into the turkey cash account.
1000 TL being withdrawal from turkey trading account.
53.25 being deposited into USD trading account.
0.24 imbalance deposit

I do the below in the bank account.
I edit the 53.25 to 53.49 and I also delete the 0.24 imbalance split.
I click on Split to close the transaction.
I click on Enter to save it.
I then click on Split and the Imbalance 0.24 is back!

What should I be doing to clean this up?


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[GNC] Edit problem

2023-04-03 Thread Fred Tydeman
OS: Linux Fedora 37
Gnucash: 4.13
Default currency: USD

I am trying to remove items from the Imbalance-USD account.
I am in a bank account looking at a transaction where I took
1000 Turkish lira (TL) from an ATM.
The transaction shows 5 splits:
 53.49 being withdrawal from the bank account
1000 TL being deposited into the turkey cash account.
1000 TL being withdrawal from turkey trading account.
53.25 being deposited into USD trading account.
0.24 imbalance deposit

I do the below in the bank account.
I edit the 53.25 to 53.49 and I also delete the 0.24 imbalance split.
I click on Split to close the transaction.
I click on Enter to save it.
I then click on Split and the Imbalance 0.24 is back!

What should I be doing to clean this up?
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