I have not migrated to release 3.x yet, so I have not seen that new
Transaction Report (General / Add options summary) yet.
I hope it includes a list of selected accounts, name and path for the data
file, and, if possible any other details such as last file save time and
whatever else to try to
There's mechanism for printing report settings, but it's only enabled in
the Transaction Report (General / Add options summary).
Import/Export of settings is more difficult because many options are
datafile-specific eg selection of accounts, report currency. The current
saved-reports
Nice. On all counts. This might also address some recent list topics about
migrating from one OS to another. If the report settings were
exportable/importable, via an app function, that would make things easier and
allay some concerns.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Dec 18, 2018, at 3:42 PM, David
Peter,
I don’t generally maintain a working Windows system for testing and I probably
can’t acquire a Win10 system easily though I have access to Win7. I can play
around a bit, but otherwise, can’t help more—very sorry, maybe there is another
Win10 user out there using the budget module on a
Dan,
the current configuration data locations are given on this wiki page.
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Configuration_Locations for various OS.
On older versions the location may be different. It will be somewhere under
your home directory and may be a hidden file .gnucash and/ or its
Steve
My understanding is that the matcher tokenizes the description and possibly the
memo field and constructs a probaility
table for combinations of tokens being used as the basis of assigning a
transaction to a given account and matches the
incoming transaction tokens to the stored tokens to
The slot value is a score. You may find that some fragments have several
entries with different scores. The Bayes matcher finds all of the fragments in
a string and sums up the scores for each GUID. The GUID with the highest sum is
the match.
For example suppose you have the string “Joe’s Fish
OK, I figured out that .gnucash does not describe the file format which
is either compressed or non-compressed XML depending on the compression
setting you choose.
So I switched to non-compressed and look at the bayesian elements and
it's not what I would have expected. The expressions that
Hi Adrien,
I'm running Windows 10. Everything is up to date.
Thanks for your help. I was able to find the scroll bar. It acts the same
over here.
Unfortunately, the left and right arrows do not seem to work in Windows to move
the screen. I also tried all combinations with Shift, Control,
On 12/18/18 3:31 PM, Steve Cohen wrote:
Thanks.
Seems like none of these solutions will work if your data is stored as
a .gnucash file, they only work with .xml files.
Is there a way to convert this?
Is the Bayesian matching applied to entries that are corrected in the
account editor, or
Thanks.
Seems like none of these solutions will work if your data is stored as a
.gnucash file, they only work with .xml files.
Is there a way to convert this?
Is the Bayesian matching applied to entries that are corrected in the
account editor, or is it only applied to entries made in the
Steve
These may help.
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Bayes
https://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2016-July/066299.html
http://gnucash.1415818.n4.nabble.com/Fixing-confused-bayesian-matching-data-td4685819.html
Q: How do I get the most benefit from the Bayesian learning algorithm while
importing?
A: First of all you should always assign transactions to the right accounts in the import dialog - accounts names containing Imbalance are definitely wrong.
Next, start with a small subset of
I ended up resizing a partition, installing Debian and now forwarding via
ssh to Xorg running on that works fine.
I guess there must be some issue with my windows setup and the Xming x
server.
On Fri, 7 Dec 2018 at 10:00, Andrew Clark wrote:
> I've tried connecting using both putty and Bitvise
On that subject, I would like to see a way to document the current settings
of a report, perhaps by including it as an appendix to the report
printout. Then I would like to see a way to export and import settings
from one data file to another.
David C
On Tue, Dec 18, 2018 at 2:58 PM Adrien
That would be a very useful option. I’ve noticed the same problem myself.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Dec 18, 2018, at 2:32 PM, Crypto MR wrote:
>
> If I set up a report, let's say the balance sheet report, I usually want to
> see all accounts in this report. Each time I later add another account, I
If I set up a report, let's say the balance sheet report, I usually want
to see all accounts in this report. Each time I later add another
account, I have to adjust the report settings for the 'saved reports'.
Is there any way I could modify the report settings with a wildcard, so
each time I
Hi Both,
As I needed to submit a report to the Committee next week, I couldn’t follow
Phil's suggestion and wait until the next Bank Statement to arrive in a months
time.
so I followed David's idea and it worked.
Thanks Guys for your help.
Gareth
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