On 2021-07-15 13:07, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
On 7/15/21 12:27 PM, Jim DeLaHunt wrote:
Hello, Barry:
Welcome to GnuCash and welcome to the gnucash-user list. The word
"Bellingham" in your signature caught my eye. Bellingham, WA is near
where I live. It is known as the "the city of subdued
On 7/15/21 12:27 PM, Jim DeLaHunt wrote:
Hello, Barry:
Welcome to GnuCash and welcome to the gnucash-user list. The word
"Bellingham" in your signature caught my eye. Bellingham, WA is near
where I live. It is known as the "the city of subdued excitement". :-)
Is this a West Coast thread?
Barry,
This comes down to building your chart of accounts (COA). You would be
adding Income and/or expense accounts. Easy to do when sitting on the
accounts tab. The top menu bar will have entries to ADD, DELETE, or EDIT.
The user guide will also walk you through the exercise. Give it a good
Hello, Barry:
Welcome to GnuCash and welcome to the gnucash-user list. The word
"Bellingham" in your signature caught my eye. Bellingham, WA is near
where I live. It is known as the "the city of subdued excitement". :-)
On 2021-07-15 11:33, Barry G. Hall wrote:
I am a new GnuCash user. I
Welcome to GnuCash and this user mail list.
If you simply accepted the default account list when you created your first
data file you may want to start over , possibly first choosing business
accounts with the New Account Hierarchy assistant before you import your
first bank statement. Read the
I am a new GnuCash user. I successfully set up an account and imported my
business bank account statement.
In the list of transactions I was able to assign an income or expense category
to each transaction, however there is no expense category for “advertising”,
“consulting”, “internet” or
On 19 Jun 2021, at 17:49, Michael Hendry wrote:
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> I’m planning to replace my current iMac with its current equivalent, which
> will presumably run Big Sur.
>
> Although the 24 inch models use the Apple M1 chip, the 27 inch iMac has an
> Intel Core i9 processor, so I’m hopeful that any
