On 12/18/2021 3:16 PM, D. wrote:
Thank you Michael for stepping in. You've summarized the process to
which I was alluding.
I'll note that deleting old transactions using a keyboard shortcut is
going to throw the balances off for every account that the deleted
transactions touched, so you'll end up creating correcting balance
transactions all over the place anyhow.
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ROFLOL -- It's easy for me to describe how to use gnucash to have some
of the properties of old fashioned pen and ink on paper like this of
wanting to have only current transactions in the books. I learned
bookkeeping in the days of pen and ink on paper << OK, some of the
biggest, most modern corporations had computers by the late 50's, but
most didn't yet >>
Michael D Novack
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