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From: David Carlson
Date: Thu, May 14, 2020, 12:34 AM
Subject: Re: [Bug 113772] Add categories for more reporting flexibility
To:
I don't have access to bugzilla on this device so I cannot comment there
right now.
I use the "action" field for comments or
The report started out as a blank transaction report (from the
Reports>Transaction Report menu pulldown), which I then modified as
required. Does that qualify as a "custom report"?
I never heard of trading accounts, but from what I just read in the
wiki, it seems to relate to multi-currency
Simply put:
- I'm not the one using it
- it's to prevent casually or accidentally displaying the data
- considering the external value of personal cashbook data this very
accessible process kindly provided by a community member seems
fit-for-purpose
- GnuPG may well offer better security but it's
Hi John. I did go into aqbanking and needed to reassociate the username with
the accounts -- for some reason that part was not migrated properly. All I
did was go into each account and choose the username to associate and it
worked after the upgrade to the new release.
I had backed up
Art, you’re welcome and I’m fine with just list messages. I’m glad you got it
resolved. (just curious, is this a custom report?)
The price db *should* get a ’transaction’ type entry for every such buy/sell
transaction. You might need to have trading accounts turned on for that, I’m
not
Encryption is very personal and also very hard to get right.
1. Personal. You might prefer a commercial product (PGP) while I
prefer open source (GnuPG).
2. Hard. Simply XOR and many short-bit keys are now easily breakable.
Even those who create methods (two-fish, RSA, etc) make mistakes
Didn't work for me. I installed the updated aqbanking package and still get
the error. Anthony, did you have to go into aqbanking and recreate the
accounts in order for download transactions to work?
On Sun, May 10, 2020 at 5:03 PM Anthony Joseph Messina <
amess...@messinet.com> wrote:
> On
> On May 13, 2020 w20d134, at 5:10 AM, flywire wrote:
>
>> There is also a Jobs structure which can be used with specific projects
> and
>> allows invoices/bills to be grouped for a specific job for a single
>> customer/vendor. It is discussed in the help manual
>
> I've reviewed that but I
I think D. wins this round. Not exactly the right answer, but close
enough that it pointed me to the explanation. I hope you'll forgive
the longish explanation that follows.
My report apparently uses the number of shares x the price per share
to compute the dollar amount. Possibly the dollar
The command suggested by Robert Kesterson works very well for me. I have been
using it in Terminal to keep two sets of books open while I found the time to
create an automator script to add to my startup routine. Thank you for that,
Robert.
However, there is one small problem. Appending
Dear All,
I previously attempted to use GNUCash for Android. It did not end well and
was exceptionally painful and time consuming to resolve all the issues.
I am very comfortable and happy with the desk top version.
I have come across Money Manager Ex for Android. I wondered if anyone had
As always, thanks for your considered advice David.
It's a single entity where everything is shared except for specific income
and expenses. Separate books are not-on. I'm understanding you are
suggesting a separate subaccount for each Enterprise/Project under the
existing CoAs (eg
Hmm..
Not sure why I had Transaction Report in my head. If the report in question is
the TXF then indeed that price source option exists and selecting ‘Nearest
Transaction Date’ *should* produce the correct results.
Regards,
Adrien
> On May 12, 2020 w20d133, at 10:47 PM, Christopher Lam
>
As of mid 2020, Stefan's option 2 is still the only way to go. It achieves
what is required by the OP, and given where gnucash is right now, is
probably the only way to go for a foreseeable future.
Just a note to developers who have done an absolutely amazing job pulling
together this project.
Er ... no encryption.
https://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/FAQ#Q:_Can_you_please_add_a_password_feature.3F
...[No]
The actual problem is access to personal data on a work supplied computer.
An optional program based backup is more appropriate. GnuCash won't install
but thankfully there is a portable
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