My comment was related to custom report creation from an
end-user perspective, which is to say using the given set of options. So
yes the move to c++ makes changing the supporting utility code on the fly
more difficult if that's something required (as in this case). That is a
limitation of going
It would help if you provided a bit more information than merely "Ludite"
[Luddite]: have you used anything before to track your finances? Quicken; a
spreadsheet; pen and paper; nothing? If you've never done any tracking of
finances previously, there is a lot more to pick up than just GnuCash...
I can't see how.
Firstly, from previous comments, people don't seem to understand my
workflow. The suggestion it is only a matter of setting the Accounting
Period once per year is so wrong without changing start date of year.
To briefly summarise, I have half a dozen entities and a few extras,
On 4/17/2023 8:42 PM, carol hardin wrote:
Hi there,
Ludite here on the open source accounting Gnucash.
Is there anyone doing live tutorials on how to use the program? I've
gone through the documentation and still have lots of questions.
thanks for any referrals.
Carol H
Are you asking
Carol,
Google gnucash youtube - plenty of hits, not sure how recent or relevant,
never used any myself :-)
This list is the most helpful source. If you're not across double entry
accounting it would certainly pay to read up on it. Probably also a good
idea to run through relevant aspects of
thanks Murrgan, I haven't really seen any online classes taht one can
attend live. can you direct me to any?
i did see some written materials which were a bit helpful.
Thanks,
carol H
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hi Carol
there are quite a few resources online. if you have specific queries you can
raise it here in the forum
Saludos Cordiales
Murugan
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Sent: Monday, April 17, 2023 8:42 PM
To: gnucash-user@gnucash.org
Hi there,
Ludite here on the open source accounting Gnucash.
Is there anyone doing live tutorials on how to use the program? I've
gone through the documentation and still have lots of questions.
thanks for any referrals.
Carol H
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Ah, forgot about the 'S' variant. If I'm not mistaken, it is also
possible to convert a regular installation to 'S', but you'd have to
know you did it. It won't be an accident.
Regards,
Adrien
On 4/17/23 5:32 PM, Keith N. McKenna wrote:
It is possible that the system that the op has is an S
Hello GnuCash users,
I routinely print invoices to PDF. To help ensure quality and
consistency in the output, I have tuned both the "default" style sheet
and the report layout I use to generate these invoices. On multiple (low
single digits) macOS machines (Monterey 12.6.5, mix of Intel and
Paul Kroitor wrote:
From the web I see that this was a known issue with Windows 10 in the past,
apparently caused by the file association for .exe files being corrupted, but I
don't see reports anywhere for Windows 11. If this was the case, it would
presumably happen with other .exe files as
...and it is answered here as well! Thanks!
On Sun, Apr 16, 2023 at 1:44 AM David T. wrote:
> That is answered in section 5.4 of the Help:
>
> "The Hidden check box hides an account (and any sub-accounts) in the
> account tree. To reset this option, you will first need to open
> theView →
I can certainly see the utility of being able to define various 'start
of year' options for different reports. Though I think this is
essentially what the 'accounting period' option was supposed to
accomplish. (and then the report's generic 'start of accounting period'
will use that date)
Gyle,
If you have this screenshot issue in the future - you can possibly use a
keyboard shortcut instead (if it is on your keyboard PrtScr, near F12 or
so should already be functional and grabs the whole screen to the
clipboard so you'd have to crop it after in your editor of choice) Most
> On Apr 17, 2023, at 12:27 AM, Stein Erik Berget wrote:
>
> Hi all.
> I've been wondering how I can create a new invoice report for suppliers.
> The report is not to be created on paper, but to be delivered as email. The
> format is in XML and is known to be EHF - Elektronic Trade Format.
>
On 4/17/2023 4:01 AM, Richard Lindgren wrote:
Sounds like you understand my problem. However, since I'm not a programmer, I
hesitate to tackle this patch. Maybe it is easier than it looks and is probably
the best fix? I'm just nervous here.
Let me ask this basic question. When I am creating
Richard,
Just a note that if you reply to Christopher's bug messages by email, the
discussion at the bug website is incomplete. You and the community would be
better served by your replying in the bug itself.
David T.
On Apr 17, 2023, 11:02, at 11:02, Richard Lindgren
wrote:
>Sounds like
I have followed the GnuCash account structure format in setting up my accounts.
Both my Income and Expense Accounts are Top Level Accounts.
Richard
-Original Message-
From: bugs-ad...@bugs.gnucash.org
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2023 12:43 AM
To: rlindgr...@outlook.com
Subject: [Bug
Sounds like you understand my problem. However, since I'm not a programmer, I
hesitate to tackle this patch. Maybe it is easier than it looks and is probably
the best fix? I'm just nervous here.
Let me ask this basic question. When I am creating my Budget, I have assumed
this:
1. All
I expect GnuCash to show the actual Total amount of Income minus the Actual
Expenses which would leave the difference, to show the actual net Loss or Gain.
Richard
-Original Message-
From: bugs-ad...@bugs.gnucash.org
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2023 12:08 AM
To: rlindgr...@outlook.com
Hi all.
I've been wondering how I can create a new invoice report for suppliers.
The report is not to be created on paper, but to be delivered as email. The
format is in XML and is known to be EHF - Elektronic Trade Format.
https://anskaffelser.dev/postaward/g3/spec/current/billing-3.0/norway/
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