With the budget report, you have to select the following (under report
options) to make this work:'Include collapsed periods before selected',
'Show Budget', 'Show Actual', 'Show Difference', and 'Show Column with
Totals'.
I actually force myself to look at the current period (quarter), current
> For monitoring purposes, I use the Budget Report to do exactly that. You
> can set it up to see a period before and after your current account period
> (mine being set at a quarter), which will show your carryover.
I was hoping to get clarification on what exactly you meant by "carryover".
As
Hello,
Thank you for the response. You are correct that that was the original
question. As far as I know, no one has yet offered a solution. Someone did
offer an alternative approach, but it would still be helpful for me if
there is a way to copy the entire column without doing it one entry at a
I don't think the original question has been addressed--did I miss the
answer? I understood the question to be "is there a way to copy an entire
column of budget values?" Whether it's a month at a time, in a 12 month
period, or two weeks at a time in a quarter, if you have several expense
I’ve said it before: I dislike bottom posting because I have to scroll through
everything that has been written on the thread just to get to the single pithy
comment that is new. This is especially annoying when attempting to read email
on a small screen. I will admit that I prefer bottom
Un-quoted top posting without nested levels is certainly quite the pain, I
agree. I’ve seen some examples of it here lately.
> On Jan 12, 2019, at 10:28 AM, Stephen M. Butler wrote:
>
> I have always enjoyed the following example of top posting:
>
> A: Because it messes up the order in which
On Sat, 12 Jan 2019 at 15:44, Tommy Trussell wrote:
> ...
> In my opinion, trimming the quotations of the discussion, then adding
> wisdom (such as it may be) to the end of the thread is the kindest of all,
> because (1) everyone knows exactly what points are being addressed, and (2)
> It
On Fri, Jan 11, 2019 at 11:36 PM Liz wrote:
> On Fri, 11 Jan 2019 13:17:33 -0600
> Adrien Monteleone wrote:
>
> > While I see it occasionally, bottom-posting is the least used in
> > these parts as it means you have to scroll to read the reply.
>
> There is another version again, where you
On Fri, 11 Jan 2019 13:17:33 -0600
Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> Personal preference.
>
> For example, depending on the nature of the conversation, (like for
> multiple points/questions to discuss) I’ll use in-line, but I usually
> use top posting, as in this case.
>
> While I see it
Ok, thanks. Yes, I'd always appreciated that about top-posting - not having
to scroll to the bottom. I'd just recalled in the past having used mailing
lists that didn't allow it.
Thanks,
Patrick
>Personal preference.
>
>For example, depending on the nature of the conversation, (like for
multiple
Personal preference.
For example, depending on the nature of the conversation, (like for multiple
points/questions to discuss) I’ll use in-line, but I usually use top posting,
as in this case.
While I see it occasionally, bottom-posting is the least used in these parts as
it means you have to
Andre,
Thanks for the advice. This definitely gives me some possible alternatives
to consider.
I am not able to find a page that gives the etiquette rules for this
mailing list. Is top-posting preferred on this list? I noticed that some
people do and some don't.
Thanks,
Patrick
On Fri, Jan 11,
Patrick,
The method that I use for budgeting is well "old-fashioned". My salary is
paid every fifteen days and my wife once a month, hence the two-week setup,
and the quarterly view because in my prior career we managed our P
monthly but with quarterly plans so mentally I am kind of used to that
Andre,
Thank you for the response. For each two-week period within the quarter,
did you just have to copy the budget entries from each column to the next?
That is what I would like to avoid, if possible.
I would like to use one budget so that it is easy to see carryover from one
budget period to
Patrick,
I made a template and under the Budget menu just make a duplicate/copy as
needed (my accounting period is quarterly and the budgets are every two
weeks).
On Wed, Jan 9, 2019, 10:34 PM Patrick Hello,
>
> I recently started using GnuCash. Is there a way to copy one month's budget
> to
Hello,
I recently started using GnuCash. Is there a way to copy one month's budget
to the next month? I have a budget with a large number of entries, and
copying each entry individually is somewhat cumbersome.
Any help is appeciated.
Regards,
Patrick
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