[GNC] Scheduled transactions details

[David Carlson]

I'll take a stab at answering these questions.

1 the value column comes into play when there are accounts valued in more
than one currency or security and there is an exchange involved.   The most
common case is an investment transaction.   The Since Last Run 😈  needs
manual input to assign an exchange valuation to the transaction.

2 All transactions must be balanced with equal debits and credits.  The
Scheduled Transaction Editor cannot test amounts defined with variables for
balance.   The Since Last Run 😈  can force the user to assign an exchange
rate where needed, but for cases where there is still an imbalance in a
single currency GnuCash will automatically assign it to an imbalance
account in the specific currency.


On Tue, Nov 2, 2021, 9:02 AM Kalpesh Patel <kalpesh.patel at usa.net> wrote:

> Hi Everyone –
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> Two questions –
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> 1 - I noticed that the “Value” column next to “Status” in the “Since Last
> Run …” window that pops-up when GNC is launched or manually run from
> ‘Actions” à ‘Scheduled Transaction’ à ‘Since Last Run…’ is blank. I know I
> have some scheduled ones that have fixed amount so I was wondering where
> that setting is configured to show the value of that transaction. All of my
> scheduled transactions are set as reminder in advance and create in advance
> if that is in play somehow.
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> 2 – In scheduled transaction editor, is there a column that shows the
> amount
> of the transaction, whether fixed amount or the formula? I think not given
> that it could be a split transaction that would be difficult to represent
> in
> a condensed format. I checked the column selector drop down and I don’t see
> one so not likely but I figure I ask in case it is there and can be made to
> seeable.
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> I am running GNC 4.8 on Windows 10.
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> Thanks.
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