Each account in your CoA operates in a specific currency, which is specified
when you create it. I expect you haven't seen this yet, as you haven't set
up your accounts. I'm pretty sure you don't need to add anything new for the
Riel (KHR), as all the standard currencies are already built in. In
Norbert,
Further to Paul's comments: managing multiple currency accounts can be
confusing at first, but it begins to make sense after a while. If your need to
track funds in the alternate currency is limited to occasional transactions
(for example, you go on vacation and take out a chunk of
reference:https://gnucash.org/viewdoc.phtml?rev=4=C=help
I wanted to report that one of the help pages for CSV file imports
contained the word category, at least in the release 4.8 release, but I
found that the release 4.11 online Help manual does not have the correct
information specifically for
Servus Norbert, welcome to GnuCash:
On 2022-07-16 22:14, Norbert Klein wrote:
I am a new gnucash user, living in Cambodia (since 32 years).
I downloaded (in Windows 10), installed and tried to set up gnucash with
the US$ as the basic currency (which was already set-up as a default). I
have not
David,
That was likely my bad. I rewrote the Importer documentation a couple of years
ago after Geert had completed a major rewrite of the CSV importer and importer
code in general. I was working primarily from experimentation with the program
and only a passing acquaintance with some areas of
Thank you in advance! I think these new features may be very useful to
some so they should be well documented.
On Sun, Jul 17, 2022 at 5:18 PM wrote:
> David,
>
> That was likely my bad. I rewrote the Importer documentation a couple of
> years
> ago after Geert had completed a major rewrite of
I think the GnuCash Tutorial and Concepts Guide is an excellent
introduction for Getting Started and Managing Personal Finances. The small
dataset demonstrates a lot. The only thing that really looks dated is the
checkbook-style transaction descriptions which are very different to modern
bank
