Maybe. That's a trial and error sort of situation.
Certainly, you can craft a Find from the Accounts tab with multiple
criteria, the first should likely find all transactions matching
Assets:PayPal, then the next might exclude all other accounts, or
specific accounts. (since it is most likely you would have had an extra
split to Expenses:PayPal Fees, just exclude that match from the results)
An alternative is to run the first find to get a list. Then with that
resulting register list open, run another find to narrow it down as needed.
Which is the best or shortest route - I have no idea. You'll have to try
and then see what works best for you.
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for the record, all transactions have at least two splits—a debit and a
credit. I know why you used the terminology you chose, but I put this
here for clarification. That will be important for you in the future.
Regards,
Adrien
On 11/21/23 7:43 PM, David Kirkby wrote:
I often receive PayPal transactions, which get put into the PayPal account
as
Credit: Assets: Accounts Receivable (£720.00)
Debit: Assets:PayPal (£720.00)
What I should then do is edit the PayPal account so the fees are put in the
correct place - for one example transaction
Credit: Assets: Accounts Receivable (£720)
Debit: Assets:PayPal (£705.62)
Debit: Expenses:PayPal Fees (£21.38)
But I quite often forget to do this, so the PayPal account will not
reconcile.
Is there any way to search to find transactions going into accounts that
don't have a second split, or some other way to weed out the ones that have
gone into the PayPal account, but don't have an entry in PayPal expenses?
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