Re: [GNC] Almost ready to give up

I too am having trouble getting AqBanking to pull data for a number of accounts. In the process of researching this I discovered that there is a tool which works better for me: ofxtools . Long story short, it knows more about the quirks of various FI OFX

Re: [GNC] Almost ready to give up

Hi, I'm having the exact same issue trying to connect GnuCash with Chase. From what I gather from this post, it's no longer possible to connect Chase with GnuCash to automatically download the transactions. Is that correct? Is the auto-download online banking setup easier with other banks? I

Re: [GNC] Almost ready to give up

Thanks for the responses. Unfortunately, I really need this to work. I've got numerous accounts with multiple banks and several different credit card companies.  I have the same problem with all of them. I have been doing this for 2 months now and the reconciliation process takes 5-10 times

Re: [GNC] Almost ready to give up

Personally, I gave up on it a long time ago and either download the ofx, or manually enter the transactions. This can all be done via simple key commands, and surprisingly quick. D Sent from my iPhone > On Jan 23, 2019, at 11:14 PM, Ronal B Morse wrote: > > Michael, I feel your pain. I

Re: [GNC] Almost ready to give up

Michael, I feel your pain. I miss Quicken's "one click import" feature, too. I blame Intuit...they kept getting the banks to mess around with the authentication process and data formats, plus their lack of documentation and pointed desire to not help developers of other applications made things

[GNC] Almost ready to give up

I really want to get away from Quicken.  I've been trying gnucash for a little over 2 months now, but I can't get the bank transfers to work. I'm no closer now than I was 2 months ago. This is where I am at...     0. I'm using gnuCash versioin 3.4 and the bundled aqbanking on a Windows 10 PC