> On Aug 27, 2021, at 2:59 PM, wrote:
>
> I should be following up an earlier thread of two weeks ago, but I find I've
> deleted the messages from my Inbox and can't see any way to "Reply To"
> something I only have in the archives. So I'm creating a new thread
> (Apologies: I'm no longer use
So I've discovered that something about those nested command processors
isn't working the way it did in earlier versions of Windows. Or maybe
there's a typo I'm just not seeing. In any case, some experimentation that a
simple batch file works fine (I called mine GnuStart.bat).
c:
cd c:\users\publi
> On Aug 27, 2021, at 12:37 PM, Karin Lagesen wrote:
>
> Hi!
>
> I just started using v4.6 on a new machine running windows 10. For
> various reasons, despite being in Norway, I prefer having US language on my
> main computer, including date formats. However, I prefer having numbers on
> gnuc
> On Aug 27, 2021, at 10:25 AM, David G. Pickett via gnucash-user
> wrote:
>
> I am sure the accountants would not like the idea, but it opens the subject
> of having different accounts in different currencies. This seems less
> revolutionary in an international commerce world, like having
I should be following up an earlier thread of two weeks ago, but I find I've
deleted the messages from my Inbox and can't see any way to "Reply To"
something I only have in the archives. So I'm creating a new thread
(Apologies: I'm no longer used to using true mailing lists instead of
wrappers like
Hi!
I just started using v4.6 on a new machine running windows 10. For
various reasons, despite being in Norway, I prefer having US language on my
main computer, including date formats. However, I prefer having numbers on
gnucash being in Norwegian format.
Is there any way to run gnucash in Norwe
I'm afraid my notes are not generic enough for that. My notes are
literally the name and location of the purchase, which could be any shop
in any city or any website. Generally, the bank statement will have good
enough information, but there are a lot of locations that use Square,
for instance
I am sure the accountants would not like the idea, but it opens the subject of
having different accounts in different currencies. This seems less
revolutionary in an international commerce world, like having a London account
in Pounds Sterling. You could buy with any account in the currency of
I've established a bit of a different workflow. I "convert" what would have
been the note into a very specific sub-account so that no matter what the
note's information doesn't get lost. For example if I paid for a gift via
check for xyz then I will create a sub account of xyz under gifts
(Expenses
Neat! I used to have that issue, but then that particular bank
discontinued one of the account types AND stopped offering OFX
downloads. Never thought to consider it a bug or even a feature request.
I also had issues where two identical transfers wouldn't match properly
(as described early i
Sorry, I didn't have the bug number handy when I posted.
https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=105334.
On Fri, Aug 27, 2021 at 9:16 AM wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. I'd be interested in seeing that bug if you
> want to drop a link / bug number. I filed a new bug (798296) for the
> reg
Thanks for the suggestion. I'd be interested in seeing that bug if you
want to drop a link / bug number. I filed a new bug (798296) for the
regression I'm experiencing since the previously mentioned bug was for a
different field. In my case, I think NOT importing the files at all and
just re
I know it is an extra step, but for a work-around I manually adjust the
existing transaction during the import so I know which new one(s) match
it. Then I accept the incoming transaction as new. Finally, as a post
processing step i manually merge the text that i want to keep into one and
delete
Regarding your search: I get results from:
https://www.google.com/search?q=franking+site%3Agnucash.org
I'm not sure why Google.ca would have different results, or whether my broader
site designation draws in more. Mind you, they're older than the previous year,
but this discussion has occurred.
Thanks Chris, that helps me understand it a bit more but a little
differently. I see Franking Credits as Income. Maybe someone with a formal
accountancy background has an opinion.
So, Income account has Franked, Unfranked (from Bank) and Franking Credit
(from Asset). I'm not sure how taxes should
Big thanks! All three of your points were direct and clear.
You are right, I am choosing U+C because I want the date to update and
the description to populate. As I stated, this is what I used to get.
I will definitely be checking that issue out and likely commenting.
On 8/27/21 4:46 AM, J
On 2021-08-26 13:55, gcul...@mynym.us wrote:
I wouldn't be surprised if this has been asked in the past, but I
don't know of a good way to search the archives for these mailing lists...
Most web search tools respect
'https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/' as a way of
restricting
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