How to enter from my old accounting system

Jeff Earickson jaearick at colby.edu
Mon Mar 31 08:57:54 EDT 2014


Mat,

You probably don't want to hear this, but "start fresh".  Pick a date,
beginning of this year, beginning of FY, etc, and start by entering in your
reconciled values from your old system as "opening balance" in Gnucash.
Then go forward from there.  You are well advised to study the Gnucash
guide and work thru the examples there first.  This will give you a good
idea of how you want to set up your own accounts, and it will teach you the
details of how to use Gnucash.  I made the conversion from Quicken 2007 to
GC in February and I started from Jan 1.

--- Jeff Earickson

On Sun, Mar 30, 2014 at 8:24 PM, Mat Redsell <mat at amtelecom.net> wrote:

>
> I am running another accounting system that is not read by gnu cash... so
> in order to move into gnu cash how do I enter the amounts from my present
> accounting system.I realize when you first set it up and say set it up as a
> business accounting system it gives you a set amount of accounts and it
> allows you to enter amounts at that point but I need to create many
> accounts and enter the amounts for my present system.
>
> Any solutions? I am new to this accounting system.
>
> mat
>
>
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