Gordon,
GnuCash files are completely portable between operating systems. See
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Backup for the details of which files need to be
copied.
The code to upgrade the saved reports and similar stuff kicks is driven by the
location of the files, so copy your 2.6 config
The answer is found from the FAQ, though it doesn’t jump out at you.
Section "3.3 Customizing the Appearance" will refer you to the GTK3 page:
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/GTK3
On that page, section "5 Typefaces" is what you are looking for.
The more direct answer is:
create a file called
Just updated to 3.7 from 3.6. But the font size of 3.7's Checking register
is smaller than 3.6 and very hard for me to read. I've spent 3 hours over 2
days examining File/Properties, Edit/Preferences, Edit/Style Sheets and the
Help file. I tried every possible choice. Some of which had dialogs to
In addition to the info David & Peter offered, I see an issue with the
‘Bills:Credit Card Charge’ account.
That shouldn’t be there.
Bills that you owe *are* your liabilities.
Normally, recurring bills like utilities, phone, tv, and rent would fall under
‘Accounts Payable’ which is a Liability
Hi,
I can’t be of much help, because my accounts setup is different from yours, but
if you run Reports > Assets & Liabilities > Balance Sheet, the Balance Sheet
will show total assets, total liabilities and total equity. It also shows the
sum of Total Liabilities and Total Equity. The sheet is
Hello, John,
I'm up and running on Windows 7 in a VirtualBox host, which should
work because that's the same machine which runs the tax and compliance
software (CCH). I'm turning compression off for now, and saving it as
an xml file without the gzip. I'll try to transfer over my reports
from
To treat a credit card properly you will need to setup accounts .GnuCash has
basic account types (Assets, Liabilities, Equity and Income and Expenses and
the top level accounts in your Chart of accounts will normally have these
names.
Your credit card account is a liability and will appear as a
I've just recently started with GnuCash and decided to treat credit cards as
liabilities rather than expenses as I did previously. To that end I've migrated
my accounts, but since I don't know how the result should appear I'd like to
ask if I have it done properly.
Right now I've set it up
Thanks John. Upgraded to v3.7.1 and aqbanking is running without crashing,
although the one account I wanted to use not just yet working perfectly.
Log file says...
The server successfully processed the request.
Status for transaction statement request: Account not found (Code 2003,
severity
Chromebook pixel, re-visited.
a year or more ago, i got a pixel chromebook, and with the help of the great
folks here, got 3.2 installed on linux on the chromebook. didn't work 100%,
but thrilled that i could access my accounts.
3.6 came out, and i managed to install that, although my ability to
Daniel
The updated documentation on import matching is available
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/k0vy82he9g46wdc/AADfnttumgC71eZfJWGHfRuDa?dl=0
here. If you point your browser at the file help.html it will open an
updated version of the help manual. The chapter on Transactions has the
importer
Daniel,
Have you read the first few chapters of the guide which will help with
understanding how GnuCash works. The section headed "The Basics"
(https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v3/C/gnucash-guide/index.html)> is an
introduction to the conceptual basis. Unllike many programs GnuCash's
operation is
Thanks Derek. Very helpful.
On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 12:23 PM Derek Atkins wrote:
> Use File - > Export Accounts.
> It will create a new data file with just your account tree without any
> transactions.
> Then File - > Open the new file.
>
> The issue you are seeing is that when you delete the
On 9/15/19 2:19 PM, Daniel Wieberdink wrote:
> Thanks Mike. It's just that the expense of the Aplos subscription is a
> significant burden for our small church at the moment.
> I'm also not a fan of the cloud-centric approach. I much prefer having
> everything contained in one local file as
Thanks David. Can I ask which alternative church-centric accounting
packages you found? I might be OK with different features if it saved us a
significant amount of money. Thanks again.
On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 12:23 PM Derek Atkins wrote:
> Use File - > Export Accounts.
> It will create a new
Thanks Mike. It's just that the expense of the Aplos subscription is a
significant burden for our small church at the moment.
I'm also not a fan of the cloud-centric approach. I much prefer having
everything contained in one local file as Gnucash does
and having it run from my PC rather than a
On Sun, 15 Sep 2019, Greg Feneis wrote:
If any of you in the US has been audited recently, and don't mind writing
about it, did they require everything be printed on paper for them to look
at? Did they require everything be the originally printed paper item
issued by the financial institution
Hi Folks,
I started a sole proprietorship in the US in 1997. Based on my best
understanding of advice I got back then, I've always kept/stored paper
financial statements, cash receipts, etc. in case a taxing entity audits
me.
If any of you in the US has been audited recently, and don't mind
Use File - > Export Accounts.
It will create a new data file with just your account tree without any
transactions.
Then File - > Open the new file.
The issue you are seeing is that when you delete the Imbalance account it
is trying to reassign all your transactions To Imbalance. So it
GnuCash will not easily handle church related data such as tracking
individual donations, but some users have been very creative and may have
suggestions for you. You may prefer to stay with church-centric accounting
packages. In my very cursory search, I think I found some that cost much
less
On 9/15/2019 9:15 AM, Daniel Wieberdink wrote:
I was hoping to transition to Gnucash to track finances for the small
church we belong to. I started by optimistically trying to import about 3
years worth of transactions from Aplos into GC via a CSV file. That didn't
go as smoothly as I hoped.
Let
> On Sep 14, 2019, at 9:50 PM, Jim Leek wrote:
>
>
> An update on this. The development branch, at least, on the libofx github
> https://github.com/libofx/libofx can parse the American Express OFX files.
> I'm not sure when that ability was added, I didn't try any releases, just the
>
I was hoping to transition to Gnucash to track finances for the small
church we belong to. I started by optimistically trying to import about 3
years worth of transactions from Aplos into GC via a CSV file. That didn't
go as smoothly as I hoped. Most of the transactions ended up in the
On 15/9/19 12:05 pm, David Cousens wrote:
Liz,
Possible more significant will be the SBR (standard Business Reporting) of
which the STP is one of the first installments. It will have an extension
of the MyGov ID which will be used for reporting to multiple agencies which
will replace AUSkey
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