Hi David T
Yes I was. Replying on nabble to a post obviosly doesnt carry the link to
the post you are replying through to the mailing list
David Cousens
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David Cousens,
Are you replying to me? I can't tell here.
David T.
On January 11, 2019, at 8:50 AM, David Cousens wrote:
David,
The changes seem to have been pulled into git now so should go into the next
documentation release. The changes (new feature) I made in the GnuCash
program where I
David,
The changes seem to have been pulled into git now so should go into the next
documentation release. The changes (new feature) I made in the GnuCash
program where I updated the documentation were done in master not maint
branch of the program so they won't actually go into the program until
Op donderdag 10 januari 2019 03:59:36 CET schreef D via gnucash-user:
> David,
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> On January 10, 2019, at 4:01 AM, David Cousens
> wrote:
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> >At the same time
> >david T was starting a reorganization of the concepts and tutorial guide.
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> For the record, I am in favor of moving
David,
On January 10, 2019, at 4:01 AM, David Cousens wrote:
>At the same time
>david T was starting a reorganization of the concepts and tutorial guide.
For the record, I am in favor of moving substantive content from Help to the
Guide, which is what I think you're referring to here. I
A major problem with the CSV importer at present is fairly sparse
documentation on the options and what their effect is. After making some
changes in the import matcher towards the end of last year I started to
update the documentation in that area but rapidly got out of my depth with
With the current CSV Importer interface, it is not immediately clear to me
what exchange rate would be used for the conversion of an individual
imported transaction to the base currency.
My first assumption would be that the imported values are simply numbers and
assume the currency of the
John,
I've had a bit of a break from looking at that in detail over Christmas-New
Year. I started a systematic examination of the importer multiline
functionality functionality but did not look at foreign currency
transactions. I will continue that next week once visitors depart and try
and get a
I have added my report to the bug report about the single line CSV issue
(above).
Converting my CSV files to a two-line format is probably more than I can do,
but I will look at it.
My workaround for now is to pre-convert the currency to my base currency in
a spreadsheet program, adding an extra
> On Jan 7, 2019, at 9:17 AM, boldstripe wrote:
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> Is it me, or does the CSV importer fail to import a foreign-currency
> transaction file to a foreign-currency bank account with the exchange-rate
> conversion properly respected?
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> Multiple currency accounting works for manual entries,
> On Jan 7, 2019, at 9:43 AM, boldstripe wrote:
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> And is my problem the same as this Bug 796955 already reported?
> https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=796955
I think so.
Regards,
John Ralls
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Is it me, or does the CSV importer fail to import a foreign-currency
transaction file to a foreign-currency bank account with the exchange-rate
conversion properly respected?
Multiple currency accounting works for manual entries, but imports from CSVs
show the same (ie unconverted) number on
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