Adrien, I think with the default account selection, the Cash Flow report seems to do the right thing. The double selection of accounts seems a bit strange, I haven't really got a proper set of business accounts to check it out on anymore and the dummy set I have put together have been for testing a few specific features so are not general enough. I'll try running it on my personal accounts to see how it handles them as I run a couple of small business ventures through them, but don't really use the business features with them. It should really only need to access Asset and Equity accounts to construct a cash flow report.
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