Export of scheduled transactions

[Derek Atkins]

Hi,

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Dave Morris <dave.m at ntlworld.com> writes:

> Derek
> Thanks for the reply.
> the only reason for starting afresh is the size of the file that gets loaded
> in, my file is for 3 years so far with 4 bank accounts, & 3 cash-in hand-
> account (rotary Club funds keeping club funds & charity accounts separate but
> all in one file.

Like I said, my data file has 7+ years of data in it, dozens of bank and
asset accounts, nearly a dozen different liability (CC, Loan) accounts,
and hundreds of expense accounts.  It's got almost 10,000 transactions.

My only issue is startup time, which can take several seconds when I
first start GnuCash.  But once it's up it's up and running and runs
great.  I usually keep my app open for days or weeks at a time, so that
startup time gets amortized.

> I have remade the Scheduled transactions by had now so it isn't that hard a
> problem.
> Thanks for the reply
> Dave Morris

Glad to hear you got it working.

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-derek

> On 30/06/2014 18:22, Derek Atkins wrote:
>
>     Hi,
>     
>     "Dave's Mail" <dave.m at ntlworld.com> writes:
>
>         Hi
>         I wish to start a new set of accounts for the new year. Exporting to a
>         new named account works great giving me a blank set of account ready
>         to set the starting point as I wish.
>         Unfortunately the scheduled transactions ( subscription standing
>         orders) aren't transferred so I have had to recreate them in the new
>         account year.
>         Is there a way of exporting the scheduled transactions
>         
>     Sorry, no.  The Export Accounts truly just exports an empty set of
>     accounts.  Although it begs the question why you want to start from
>     scratch?  GnuCash works just fine across multiple periods.  Indeed, my
>     personal file goes back 7+ years, my business account file even further!
>
>         Dave Morris 
>
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>     -derek
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