Leo,
There were changes in the storage locations of configuration files between
2.6 and 3.x described on this page on the wiki
(https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Configuration_Locations). This would affect
stored reports but I don't think it should have affected the default
reports. GnuCash 3.x
Thanks, I was not aware of the "Quit" feature and closing the program down
properly has now stopped that error message from appearing on subsequent
start-ups. However, the program will still not generate the "Expense Over Time
or Expense Bar Chart" report. It will generate a page with this
At Tue, 25 Feb 2020 21:19:01 + (UTC) LEO BOLTA wrote:
>
> Greetings,
> I could not get the latest 3.8 update to work at all, so had to uninstall and
> go back to the earlier stable version of 2.6.21.ÃÂ Unfortunately, I don't
> recall the version that I was using before trying to upgrade
Long
Under the top level account structure of Assets, Liabilities, Equity,
Income, Expenses you can create any account names you like or need to so
having Expense accounts named Needs or Wants with whatever substructure you
desire underneath that is no major problem. You will just need to
This is probably not the answer that you are looking for, but I'm new to
gnucash and have also been trying to make the included budgeting features
work for me.
I'm a database guy at heart so after a few weeks of working with the
included budget tools, I set up a MySql backend. Subsequent to
Greetings,
I could not get the latest 3.8 update to work at all, so had to uninstall and
go back to the earlier stable version of 2.6.21. Unfortunately, I don't recall
the version that I was using before trying to upgrade to the latest but I
believe it was possibly 2.6.18? The version 2.6.21
Hello guys,
i'm not accounting, and do not have any experience about managing budget,
included using gnucash's budget.
Now, i'm following 50/30/20 budgeting rule, and i wanna create a budget by
that way.
But the problems here, I assume that i have 10.000, and 5000 (50%) for
"Needs" Budget, 3000
