The Cancel button is used to exit the druid and cancel importing Quicken file data.
The three buttons at the very bottom of the screen will not change while using the druid. The Import QIF files druid opens with a screen that briefly describes what this druid does and requests the file(s) to import. To start this druid manually go to File -> Import -> Import QIF or press Ctrl-I. It will appear if you choose Import my QIF files in the Welcome to Gnu Cash! menu. This Druid helps you import Quicken (QIF) files. The GNU Cash main window will open and you will see the list of accounts you created. The Finish button creates the accounts you have selected. The last screen gives you a final list of the three choices to finish the Setup "druid". After you "click" to highlight the row containing an account, a single click in the Account Name, Opening Balance or Placeholder column will open the field for changes. The right side is the Placeholder check box and Opening Balance. The left side of the screen has a list of Account Names. Equity accounts also do not have opening balances. Placeholder accounts are used to create a hierarchy of accounts and normally do not have transactions or opening balances. The next screen allows you to enter opening balances, change your account names and also select if the account is a placeholder account. The right side has a list of the Accounts that will be created from the selected category. The left lower section has a Category Description that displays a detailed description of the category currently highlighted. You can select as many of the categories of accounts as you wish. Select from this list the types of accounts you wish to use. The left upper portion has a list of Categories for commonly used hierarchies of accounts. You will see a screen divided into three parts. The next screen is used to choose a hierarchy of accounts to create. The Forward button is used to confirm your selection and continue to the next screen. If you wish your accounts to use a different default currency select one from the list. The Currency: drop down list defaults to USD (US Dollar).
The next screen allows you to select the default currency to use for your accounts. The Forward button will bring up the next screen so you can continue though the Setup "druid". The Back button will bring up the previous screen so you can change a selection made on that screen. Any selections you have made in this druid up to this point will be lost. The Cancel button is used to exit the druid and cancel creating a new set of accounts. The three buttons at the very bottom of the screen will not change while using the Setup "druid". New Account Hierarchy Setup opens with a window telling you that you are about to create a new set of accounts and briefly describing what those accounts are used for. This will create a new blank Gnu Cash file and then automatically start the New Account Hierarchy Setup "druid". Later on if you want to create a new set of accounts go to File ->New -> New File. It will appear if you choose Create a new set of accounts in the Welcome to Gnu Cash! menu.
This helps you to create a set of Gnu Cash accounts. Instructions to manually access these settings are contained below. You will be able to access these options later after you close the Welcome To Gnu Cash! menu. If you are a new to Gnu Cash and just want to be guided though setting up Gnu Cash then choose Open the new user tutorial. If you already have Quicken files (QIF files) from another financial application and wish to import them then choose Import my QIF files. If you wish to have a basic set of accounts to add account transactions into choose Create a new set of accounts. You can either use a preset hierarchy of accounts, import Quicken files (QIF files) or view the Gnu Cash Tutorial and Concepts Guide. Open the new user tutorial - Opens the Gnu Cash Tutorial and Concepts Guide. Import my QIF files - Runs the Import QIF Files Druid. The following list describes these choices.Ĭreate a new set of accounts - Runs the New Account Hierarchy Setup "Druid". Open Gnu Cash Applications -> Office -> Gnu Cash Finance Management You will be greeted by the Welcome to Gnu Cash! menu with three choices. It has an X based graphical user interface, double entry, a hierarchy of accounts, expense accounts (categories), and can import Quicken QIF files and OFX files. It can track finances in multiple accounts, keeping running and reconciled balances. Gnu Cash is a personal finance tracking program.
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