Re: F::Q has been working but not anymore

On 03/11/17 07:56 PM, MGM wrote: I am using latest version of F::Q ."1.38" .It  stopped  updating share prices 3 days ago. I am using  :  Type of source quote  as multiple ., Asia (Yahoo,..)as my shares are on Australian Stock Exchange ( .AX). Yahoo has quit providing quotes, apparently, so

F::Q has been working but not anymore

I am using latest version of F::Q ."1.38" .It  stopped  updating share prices 3 days ago. I am using  :  Type of source quote  as multiple ., Asia (Yahoo,..)as my shares are on Australian Stock Exchange ( .AX). ___ gnucash-user mailing list

Re: gnucash-user Digest, Vol 176, Issue 6

Unfortunately, the Finance::Quote module is entirely broken by the Yahoo API removal.  There must be something about the Yahoo source that is mandatorily required or hardwired into the module.  You can change all your securities to check alternate sources with none of them querying the Yahoo

RE: finance-quote error

For the mutual funds, source of "Morningstar, GB" is still working good to me. But I tried lots of source options for my stocks, none is working now. Hope it could be fixed soon.. thanks for F:Q team in advance. jctchen -Original Message- From: gnucash-user

RE: Categorized credit card spend report

The report you wish does exist. From transaction report: Account/Account – choose Expenses placeholder, click “Select Children” Account/Filter By... – choose your creditcard(s) (either, or both) Account/Filter Type – include transactions to/from filter account HTH From: Tj Junior Sent:

Re: Categorized credit card spend report

Took a bit of manipulating outside of gnucash, but that did the trick thank you! I dumped the data table into excel, aggregated by month and by account using some lookups and a pivot table, and got exactly what I needed, thank you! I earn different cash back amounts on my credit cards based on

Categorized credit card spend report

I always seem to have a difficult time figuring out which report to use. For this instance, I'm looking to see what I've spent by category, but restricted to just what's paid by a credit card. For instance, I want groceries purchased on Visa rather than just all grocery purchases. So all

Re: Finance::Quote version 1.38, still can't fetch prices.

Hi, This is a known error that just started 2 days ago when Yahoo discontinued their quote service. There is no current workaround except finding another quote source for your stocks. Moreover, this is an F::Q issue, not a gnucash issue. Thanks, -derek On Fri, November 3, 2017 2:46 pm, tom

Finance::Quote version 1.38, still can't fetch prices.

Hello all, I'm on Debian testing and had just recently updated my system, to which I get the message: "There was an unknown error while retrieving the price quotes" $ gnucash --debug Found Finance::Quote version 1.38 $ gnucash -v GnuCash 2.6.15 This copy was built from rev 1ef17e6+ on

Re: finance-quote error

Any F:Q gurus out there that can tell us a different place to go, how to swithc? -Original Message- From: Maf. King To: gnucash-user ; DGPickett Sent: Fri, Nov 3, 2017 12:36 pm Subject: Re: finance-quote error On

Re: finance-quote error

On Friday, 3 November 2017 16:08:39 GMT DGPickett via gnucash-user wrote: > Yahoo sells advertising and provides quotes to their user community that > reads their ads. We must be missing some interface bit to say what our > yahoo email is. Someone in the development chain should investigate this

Re: finance-quote error

I understand that the loss of the Price::Quote module is only indirectly related to what the Gnucash developers work on.  But the loss has now diminished the Gnucash ability to function as a investment tracker.  The product is now lesser in function than it has been historically. I would think

Re: finance-quote error

Running gnc-fq-check on the cmd line lists the sources that fq can use.  I've tried a bunch of those sources, but none work.   If anyone finds one that works for US funds or stocks plz let us know. I looked at the fq developers email list & they're aware of the problem, one guy said that he'd

Re: finance-quote error

Yahoo sells advertising and provides quotes to their user community that reads their ads. We must be missing some interface bit to say what our yahoo email is. Someone in the development chain should investigate this at Yahoo. Maybe they will relent until they can support such an id. Quotes

Re: Copying fields in a filtered account sheet

> On Nov 3, 2017, at 2:55 AM, Cliff Williams wrote: > > Morning John >> >> Apologies for the confusion. >> >> I understand that GnuCash call their categories, accounts so was >> referring to those accounts listed under perhaps assets, income, >> expenses or