You want Reports>Experimental>Income Statement (multicolumn)

On the Options>General tab, set the Period Duration to 'One Month' and on the Accounts tab, deselect all but the Expense accounts.

You can also add a Total column via "If more than 1 period column, include overall period?" on the General Tab.

Additionally, that looks very much like a Budget Report. (but with only the 'actuals' columns, not the budget or variance columns)

You'd have to create a Budget to get one to run though. I don't think you need to put in any budget figures however. (there is a function to estimate them based on transaction history, if you want to play with the module anyway) Simply hide the 'budget' and 'variance' columns in the report options.


Regards,
Adrien

On 12/12/21 10:43 PM, Daniel Torstenson wrote:
Hi,

I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I'm trying to
create a report like the one enclosed. It seems very similar to something I
can create with the "Transaction Report", but I can't quite get it. So this
report shows the amount spent in each of the expense subaccounts, broken
down by month. But for each higher-level account, it shows the sum of all
subaccounts (in bold in the enclosed report).

I can set up a Transaction Report to show all the subaccounts, but without
all the higher-level sums.

I figured I could just create two separate reports instead. One that has
only the individual subaccounts and one that has only the top-level expense
accounts (Food, Housing, etc.) But I actually couldn't figure out how to do
that second report, either. So I'm turning to you. Any ideas?

Thanks!

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