Hi David. Thank you for asking. I am using Linux Lite, Ubuntu 16.04
and GNU Cash 2.6.12 on the older machine. As far as I know, I can not
install any newer version of Ubuntu on this 32bit machine.
Hi Adrien. I'm kinda scared of attempting to build a newer version of
GNU Cash without
What was your previously installed version - I know you said "from previous
version" but that is a little vague :-). If I remember correctly upgrading
from one of the versions took a little while to actually open a Gnucash
window first time in as it involved migrating preferences etc?
Cheers
Linux: Fedora 35 64-bit
GnuCash 4.10
Finance::Quote 1.51
Online Quote: Alpha Vantage API key: has a value
gnc-fq-check: installed
gnc-fq-dump: installed
gnc-fq-helper: installed
gnc-fq-update: missing
gnucash
Tools
Price database
Get Quotes
gets me a spinning circle.
System Monitor shows
Richard,
Just installed GnuCash 4.10 on my wife's Windows 11 laptop with no problems at
all using the msi installer from Sourceforge following the download link from
the GnuCash website. Starts, creates a new datafile and opens a copy of my
datafile from my Linux system without any problem.
It
I downloaded v4.10, but the bug remains. It is still not possible to import
*accounts* using a CSV file (encoded in UTF-8) with non-English characters.
Is there any workaround? I read in the bug report that importing a CSV file
encoded in windows 1252 may work. However, I have no idea how to
No problem at all.
Maybe try downgrading to 4.9 to see if the issue persists or not to help
find where the problem is.
You can get previous versions here:
https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/releases
On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 6:01 PM Richard Clarkson
wrote:
> Thanks Glenn
>
>
>
> That’s what I
On 5/8/2022 3:47 PM, Stan Brown wrote:
On 2022-05-08 10:17, Scott Soderling wrote:
Debit to Assets:Investment Account
Credit to Income:Investment Gains and Losses
(Some people, me among them, would put Investment Gains and Losses under
Equity rather than Income. I do this because investment
Your data file for your book which will be in the folder that you
specified.
Ex
myfinances.gnucash
vacationhome.gnucash
On Sun, May 8, 2022, 1:00 PM Richard Clarkson
wrote:
> Glenn
>
>
>
> Can’t see anything called book file. Are you referring to GNUData.gnucash
> ? If so nothing opens.
>
>
>
On 2022-05-08 10:17, Scott Soderling wrote:
> Opening the investment accounts and giving them opening balances is easy.
> I'm now looking for suggestions going forward regarding updating the
> current value of each account monthly. That is, I don't want to set up sub
> accounts for every stock,
If you just want to keep the value balance, then you can just use a
regular asset account and every month (or quarter, or however often) enter
a "balance update" transaction for whatever gains/losses you achieved that
month/quarter/etc. Note that this will combine realized and unrealized
gains,
I use GnuCash for all my personal finances. I have a number of "retirement"
investment accounts. I receive monthly multi-page statements for each
account from the bank, showing every transaction (buys/sells, interest,
dividends, capital gains, etc). Now that I'm a senior, I have to withdraw
On 5/8/2022 11:26 AM, David Long wrote:
Hi, I just tested David's method of creating a new equity account and
crediting the revaluation to that account and debiting the asset account. I
did not attach the new Revaluation Reserve account to an existing equity
account (parent) but I specified
Tim,
Also please mention what version of GnuCash you are presently using and a
little more about your OS environment such as size of your RAM and whether
it is nearly all used when you see your problem.
On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 10:31 AM john wrote:
> Is this about your python program being slow
Ok try double clicking directly on your book file and see if it works.
On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 11:16 AM Richard Clarkson
wrote:
> Glenn
>
>
>
> When installing using the installer there was a message that GnuCash was
> open, so I closed GnuCash and clicked retry.
>
>
>
> Gnucash.exe didn’t work.
Is this about your python program being slow or about GnuCash being slow? Note
that Piecash isn't GnuCash and we don't provide any support for it, nor
obviously can we provide any support for your program.
If it's a GnuCash problem, please provide more details about exactly what
you're doing
Hi, I just tested David's method of creating a new equity account and
crediting the revaluation to that account and debiting the asset account. I
did not attach the new Revaluation Reserve account to an existing equity
account (parent) but I specified it as a new top level account. Either way
Hi Richard,
Do you get an error message?
Did you install using the installer?
On Sun, May 8, 2022, 9:40 AM Richard Clarkson via gnucash-user <
gnucash-user@gnucash.org> wrote:
> Have just updated from previous version to GnuCash 4.10 on Windows 11.
>
>
>
> GnuCash now refuses to open (have
Richard,
When you tried to update, did it tell you, you had to remove the old
installation of GnuCash? I know it does that before installing the new
version. Maybe there was an issue with the uninstall. I woould make sure you
have a backup, then try uninstalling the old version manually.
Have just updated from previous version to GnuCash 4.10 on Windows 11.
GnuCash now refuses to open (have tried from PowerShell too). I have tried
reinstalling but no change.
Any idea how I can rectify this issue?
Many thanks
Richard
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It is an SSD drive (I'm using a Mac Mini about one year old - with the M1 chip).
The slow part seems to be saving the database - inserting the transactions is
fast enough, the save operation is what takes so long. It may be 20 minutes - I
haven't timed it. Even closing GnuCash is slow - perhaps
I don’t believe the file is getting too large. If you haven’t looked into using
an SSD drive at least for the database I highly recommend it. Not only will you
amazed at how fast data will be written to the file but also how fast you will
be able to generate reports.
Ken Schneider
> On May
Hi,
My GnuCash file (SQLite format) has become rather large - 110 MBytes. Every
month or two I import a lot more transactions in CSV format. I use piecash in a
Python script I wrote, because the importing of CSV data built into GnuCash
crashes when I import too many transactions.
I might be
Thanks, that answers my question!
On Sun, May 8, 2022 at 12:03 PM wrote:
> Bogdan
>
> That's easy. In the Accounts Tab, right click on the top level Equity
> account to
> select it and then right click anywhere in the pane and select New Account
> from
> the popup menu or use Actions->New
Bogdan
That's easy. In the Accounts Tab, right click on the top level Equity account to
select it and then right click anywhere in the pane and select New Account from
the popup menu or use Actions->New Account from the mainmenu. This should start
the dialogue with Equity as the parent account,
Well, actually my question is not an accounting question but rather a
technical one on how to set up and use equity accounts in Gnucash, if at
all possible (I'm a qualified accountant by the way). I took a revaluation
reserve just as an example.
In many accounting frameworks you can find items
On Sat, May 07, 2022 at 07:02:22AM +1000, Liz Dodd wrote:
> On Fri, 6 May 2022 18:58:13 +0100
> Chris Green wrote:
>
> > However there are other files one needs to copy if you want reports
> > and screen layout and things like that to be the same. Is this
> > documented anywhere?
>
> Of
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