"Neulinger, Nathan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The problem is that the cash flow report doesn't show you a transfer > from checking to a credit card for example. It can show you all your > income, and all your expenses, but not the "non-expense transfers".
> i.e. it'll show me that I spent $50 on a credit card for cd's, but it > won't tell me that I paid $100 on that credit card bill. I'm not real clear on what you're trying to accomplish here, since the cash flow report will do, if not what you want, what I think you want. If you go into the accounts tab on the options dialog, you can select just some accounts for the cash flow, rather than the default (all asset/liability accounts). If you go into that, and select just the bank account, it'll tell you that $100 flowed from the bank account to the credit card. It won't report the $50 for CD's, but a profit/loss report would. If you maintain positive cash flow, and positive profit, (well, non-negative will do), you're operating inside your budget... At least it more or less works for me :) -- Eric E. Moore
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