Gnu Cash

[Gregory Forster]

I guess I will have to view them, but enter them on a spreadsheet.  
Oddly, most of the outstanding items are not checks, but EFTs 
(Electronic Fund Transfers), where my wife just uses her debit card for 
her checking account at a business.


On 4/15/2017 7:34 AM, Mike or Penny Novack wrote:
> On 4/14/2017 8:07 PM, fgreg74 wrote:
>> However,David, when reconciling bank statements, Quicken will print 
>> outstanding deposits and withdrawals. I still never could figure out 
>> how to do that in GNUcash. Regardless, I use GNUcash because it is 
>> better
>> Greg
>>
> People with a lot of outstanding items to reconcile by hand (the old 
> fashioned way) might find this  a nuisance.
>
> However I will point out that there is a downside to "easy" (fully 
> automated) reconciliation. When I have to write down each outstanding 
> check (say enter into a spreadsheet if you have a lot of outstanding 
> items) you have to LOOK at them. That means you get to notice "gee, 
> why is THAT check still outstanding?" (better contact recipient -- it 
> could be lost) or "that one has been outstanding so long that it is no 
> longer valid".
>
> Michael D Novack
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