

On my checking account, I enter a transaction with the description 'Property'. The easiest thing to do at this point MAY be to manually do the breakout on a spreadsheet. This is what I'm trying to replicate on GNUcash. The problem is that GnuCash will aggregate the income and liability accounts so you would still need to manually calculate for each sibling the difference between the Expenses Paid to the Reimbursements Owed. Monthly,I transfer to my partner one lump sum of 1120, however, this is split between 850 rent, 180 Bills, 90 Utilities. This section is from a very old in-tree build If you intend to use those basic types from outside of gnucash, the following set of libraries contains the functions needed for this basic C API: src/libqof/qof/libgnc-qof.la src/core-utils/libgnc-core-utils.la src/gnc-module/libgnc-module.la src/engine/libgncmod-engine.la src/backend/xml/libgncmod-backend-xml.la src/app-utils/libgncmod-app-utils.la in increasing order, i.e. I'm starting with an opening balance of 1563.80. It is a companion application for GnuCash for the desktop and enables flexible tracking.
#Gnucash split transaction install#
The only place that is for sure up-to-date are the header files: Install About this app arrowforward GnuCash is a mobile finance expense tracker application for Android.

That is, the GUI or plugin programmer should never access any XML or SQL himself but instead he only uses the functions from the C API to access the data.Īs for documentation: Unfortunately there doesn't exist any up-to-date coherent set of documentation.

The C API (also called "the engine") is the abstraction layer from any backend.
#Gnucash split transaction how to#
This page collects some examples on how to use the C API of gnucash for basic data type manipulation.
