For reference, see bug links below.
Regards,
Adrien
On 7/16/23 2:50 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
This first label, currency symbol, is telling you what the next two
figures are denominated in, though this is redundant since the currency
symbol is repeated with the actual amounts. I'll file a
On 7/13/23 5:19 PM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
Based on some experimentation, I suspect:
1. Grand Total should always be zero (blank). If ever non-zero it
means you have an out-of-balance transaction (maybe more than one)
somewhere.
It is not possible to have an out-of-balance transaction.
Thank you all for your very helpful information on the data in this Summary
Box. Thanks for the latest info from Stephen and David.
BTW the Grand Total has always been blank for me. I now think that I have the
final key to solve the problem. I didn’t notice that in the Preferences section
of
So I deleted those two transactions and Profits stayed at zero. Ended up
quitting with saving. On startup again the Profit was back and correct.
Stephen M Butler
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Based on some experimentation, I suspect:
1. Grand Total should always be zero (blank). If ever non-zero it
means you have an out-of-balance transaction (maybe more than one)
somewhere.
2. Net Assets appears to be Assets - Liabilities + Income - Expenses.
So, Total Equity including
On a Mac here (Monterey) and I can't get it to do anything via
double-click. It just shows the other currency options same as the drop
down arrow.
None of my Summary numbers make any sense either, and my "$, Grand
Total:" shows nothing like yours.
Regards,
Adrien
On 7/13/23 3:43 PM, David
My Grand Total always just shows as "$, Grand Total:" - hasn't had an
amount in it forever so I just ignore these figures anyway as they're quite
meaningless to me :-) There's a dropdown arrow on the right hand side that
you can use to expand the items on that line - shows entries for each
Neil,
If you scroll down in the summary box you will see additional rows
identified by the currencies and securities in that file, if any exist.
Perhaps that would lead to an account and one or more transactions that
contain an incomplete closing transaction where some asset or liability was
I'm not sure exactly how those numbers are calculated and I've never
relied on them.
Perhaps a Balance Sheet would work better. You'd only need to know the
headline numbers:
Total Assets
Total Liabilities
Total Equity
(perhaps, Retained Earnings/Losses, if you like, though that is part of
I help a friend with their monthly accounting. She has GNUCash installed on a
PC. I have GNUCash installed on a Mac mini M1 computer. She does the input. I
do the month end transactions and check her input. So we send GNUCash data
files backwards and forwards. The way I identify the file I have
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