stock price broken
brad
bradhaack at fastmail.us
Mon Jan 10 20:12:52 EST 2011
On Mon, 2011-01-10 at 10:24 -0500, Derek Atkins wrote:
> brad <bradhaack at fastmail.us> writes:
>
> > Tried this again and same answer. Like I said last week, I reverted to
> > 2.2.9 and an older file and recovered.
> >
> > Today, I removed gnucash and gnucash-common using synaptic package
> > manager. I followed the wiki build instructions explicitly and built
> > the latest unstable release. (John, no I didn't use the -rpath arg,
> > didn't think I needed it since I removed the old version, and wasn't
> > sure which cmd (configure or make) it was supposed to go w). Started it
> > up and see the same problem.
> >
> > Next I installed the stable version, 2.4.0 from getdeb.net. Same thing.
> >
> > To reiterate:
> >
> > Transactions that were OK are now unbalanced
> > Example, from transaction register showing split
> > 1st split line, stockAcct shares=10 Price=1 buy=10
> > 2nd line: fundingAcct sell=100
> > 3rd line: nothing in the Account field, price=1, Buy=90
>
> Yes, this is an imbalanced transaction. In the 1st split you're saying
> that you're buying 10 shares for $1 each (for a total buy-in of $10),
> but in the 2nd split you're saying that you're funding the account with
> $100. So yes, you absolutely have an imbalance of $90.
>
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>
> -derek
>
Derek, This email was part of a longer thread that got snipped. Yes I
know it's imbalanced. The point is that it wasn't imbalanced before I
upgraded and the imbalances (not just this one) just magically showed up
when I upgraded. Also the price cannot be edited. I'll see if I can
create a simple example file and file a bug report.
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