Colin,
Maybe a problem with your book. I just did the same exercise (stepping in the
debugger to make sure that everything was getting called in the right places,
it is) and didn't get any such errors.
Regards,
John Ralls
> On Apr 20, 2019, at 8:49 AM, Colin Law wrote:
>
> I thought I
I guess you can call it the footer, looking for the css to alter size, font,
& colors
I have been through all the wiki, and I have adjusted the gtk css for the
register but cannot find the footer styling. there is only one adjustment in
preferences > general for negative red value checkbox
On Sat, Apr 20, 2019 at 12:58 PM Adrien Monteleone <
adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:
> Ron,
>
> I think I might understand now what you are describing.
>
> There are three sections to the report:
>
> 1. Selected Accounts
> 2. Money into selected accounts comes from
> 3. Money out of
Ron,
I think I might understand now what you are describing.
There are three sections to the report:
1. Selected Accounts
2. Money into selected accounts comes from
3. Money out of selected accounts goes to
#1 is just a list - no figures
The actual ‘report’ is sections #2 & #3. Some of those
Hi Adrien,
Thanks for your response!
>
> Edit your report options to include the accounts you want. There is an
> ‘Accounts’ tab where you make the selection.
>
I have selected them and they do show up in the "Selected Accounts" list
only there's no number amount to the right of the name.
>
>
I thought I would try this with 3.5 on Ubuntu 18.10. Using Save As
repeatedly to sqlite3 does not result in locked files. I can go back
and open the previous versions without issue.
However, when saving to sqlite, which I don't normally, I do see in
the trace file
* 16:43:29 ERROR
Geert
I assume the state files are the .gcm files in
~/.local/share/gnucash/
But,
I never change the names of the underlying files,
yet still, frequently when I open a previous version,
I will lose the tabs, nd just get the default "Accounts" tab.
Was just trying to test it to see if I could
Thanks John
The SQL locks are in a table inside the database, not in a separate file"
That would mean there is one for each gnucash file. Good to know.
"How are you creating these "earlier saved versions""
Just with "save as".
Then I do some more changes, then do another "save as" with a
Op zaterdag 20 april 2019 17:08:02 CEST schreef Adrien Monteleone:
> I figured the lock was in the db, but wasn’t certain.
>
> I just tested with my current data file:
>
> Clean exit via GnuCash > Quit GnuCash
> Copy & Rename file to `test-1234.gnucash`
> Re-open GnuCash
> File > Open >
I figured the lock was in the db, but wasn’t certain.
I just tested with my current data file:
Clean exit via GnuCash > Quit GnuCash
Copy & Rename file to `test-1234.gnucash`
Re-open GnuCash
File > Open > `test-1234.gnucash`
The file opened fine, save none of the open tabs from when I exited
> On Apr 20, 2019, at 5:58 AM, mc wrote:
>
> Config:
> gnucash 3.5 clean install.
> (X)ubuntu Linux 18.04
> gnucash files saved as sqlite.
>
> Am new to gnucash and testing it.
>
> I keep several versions of a gnucash file,
> saved with names like --.gnucash
>
> After cleanly exiting
Good question,
I use SQLite3 also, and there are no .LCK files in my data directory. (they
might be placed elsewhere as I’m on MacOS)
But I’ve never had an issue opening other files than my current one.
The only thing I noticed was that you mentioned you cleanly exited before
opening one of
> On Apr 20, 2019, at 2:33 AM, mc wrote:
>
> Config:
> gnucash 3.5 clean install.
> (X)ubuntu Linux 18.04
> gnucash files saved as sqlite.
>
> Hi
>
> I am new to gnucash and testing it.
> Most things I have tried work as expected (and extremely well ;-) )
>
> One question: on the page:
>
Umakanth,
Income (and Expense) accounts always need to be under the Income or
Expense top account. The only way to associate them to assets or
liabilities is to have similar names. I normally name them with the base
name first, then some significant detail then end with Interest or whatever
is
Thanks David
yes, I do understand that.
I had misunderstood the meaning of
"built-in reports automatically handle concepts like retained earnings
between two different financial periods"
to mean on the BS it would separately show prior years' retained
earnings and current year-to-date profit"
Sorry. I didn't really answer your second question.
First question, why do you need to calculate the two interest figures
separately? Does the fund manager do this?
As for calculating interest, you will find it fraught with difficulty. The
likelihood that your calculations will match the
Config:
gnucash 3.5 clean install.
(X)ubuntu Linux 18.04
gnucash files saved as sqlite.
Am new to gnucash and testing it.
I keep several versions of a gnucash file,
saved with names like --.gnucash
After cleanly exiting gnucash by a normal Quit,,
I may try to open an earlier saved version.
I
I track various such items on my own books.
I probably wouldn't have separate accounts for the mandatory and the voluntary
contributions; they are calculated as one. I would enter each contribution type
as a separate split, though. That's how I've done it myself.
For what it's worth, I enter
I'm using Win 7 with no problem
If I recall correctly...and Im guessing here I had the same problem..its
been a while.
I had a one Visual C++ missing between releases. They *must *be installed in
sequential order.
If you have one missing in between I had to uninstall the latter versions ,
install
Hi All,
I have recently started using GnuCash to keep track of my personal
expenses. I find it to be a great software and am still learning its
features. This is my first post and it pertains to entering details of
employer sponsored deductions from paycheck in GnuCash. I have read other
posts
mc,
The balance of Retained Earnings is a balance , i.e. the value of the sum of
all the credits minus the sum of all the debits to it up to a specific date
from whenever recording to the account started. When you close the income
and expense accounts to retained earnings you credit (add) the
Config:
gnucash 3.5 clean install.
(X)ubuntu Linux 18.04
gnucash files saved as sqlite.
Hi
I am new to gnucash and testing it.
Most things I have tried work as expected (and extremely well ;-) )
One question: on the page:
www.gnucash.org/docs/v3/C/gnucash-help/tool-close-book.html
Do you have other applications on your system that use guile (like Lilypond
for example) ?
Regards,
Geert
Op donderdag 18 april 2019 13:26:08 CEST schreef Oliver Heidelbach via
gnucash-user:
> I reinstalled the current version again to see the log.
>
> It does not write any log file since
Op woensdag 17 april 2019 11:24:51 CEST schreef Jonathan Silvey:
> For some reason, I cannot go above the top line of a window. I have been
> through the Preferences and Help pages without success.
>
> Two possible clues are that the Accounts totals are correct, so the
> information is there
Just pointing out that the instructions say
"cd to your download folder (or where you have the above 3 files)"
which you didn't do the first time round.
Colin
On Fri, 19 Apr 2019 at 20:02, Lawrence Joy wrote:
>
> A synopsis of what I did to get V3.5 loaded and working on my Ubuntu 18.04.1
>
John Ralls-2 wrote
> That's an interesting way of handling an RoC. The only downside for those
> of us with different tax rates depending on how long we hold an investment
> is that it resets the purchase date, and if we're not paying attention
> might make one think at tax time that the $500 RoC
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