GnuCash doesn’t require you to close. It is optional. If you need to provide a
file for someone else to audit, you could save a copy at year end and give them
that one.
Of course, this is just personal preference.
As for the bug, this was discussed in the last year or so on this list. I
thoug
Thanks.
I am creating new books because in our organization a treasurer can
only serve for two consecutive years. Most treasurers only use a
spreadsheet, I choose GnuCash.
The most my file will cover is two years. I choose, for simplicity, to
dedicate one file to each fiscal year. This allows
HI,
On Wed, August 14, 2019 10:09 am, Mike stagl wrote:
> GNUCash 3.4 on Debian 9
>
> I am opening a new set of books for a new fiscal year. Every time I
> review my budget, I constantly have to keep selecting View -> Filter
> By... -> Other -> Show Unused Accounts to display all accounts.
>
> Is
GNUCash 3.4 on Debian 9
I am opening a new set of books for a new fiscal year. Every time I
review my budget, I constantly have to keep selecting View -> Filter
By... -> Other -> Show Unused Accounts to display all accounts.
Is there a way to set this as default behavior?
If not, can this becom
