Stash for Mac

the program looks nice and simple to use, and qif import works. however, operations are not sorted by date, and i didn't find a way to sort by any column, nor to search/lookup an operation...

I'm unable to import my main QIF file, after export from Grisbi 0.5.9...

I've made this a review to give the app 5-stars since I never did before. Anyway, great update. Just a comment on the new preference: "Enforce negative amounts of Transactions for appropriate categories" should really be "Enforce negative amounts of Transactions for appropriate **types**" shouldn't it since it applies to the "Type" dropdox and not to the "Categories" that a user creates. Just thought it might cause confusion for some.

OK, I've been using this for a bit. I'm trying to find a replacement for Buddi, which has worked well for me throughout the years, despite its quirks. Things I've noticed: 1. Not really a double-entry accounting system. I keep forgetting to enter negative numbers for expenses. Selecting Withdrawal or POS should automatically make it negative in my opinion. That, or make a "double-entry" type dialog for entering expenses. This could easily be similar to the Transfers dialog. 2. The little red dot in the window doesn't show if the file has been saved or not. Since there's no save notification sheet when quitting, you will lose a lot of information entered if you forgot to save. I did. 3. Accounts aren't grouped by type, something I like with Buddi. 4. There are no Expense subcategories. I'm no professional accountant, so I have no idea if how I use Buddi is correct, but it has worked well with those points I've mentioned above, particularly #1. I've been able to track everything I have down to the last cent, even what's in my wallet and little can of coins. Looking forward to what the developer has in store for this.

I couldn't get to the stars in the 'Reply' so here are stars; read above for why.