Ah yes, another case of 'split' and I have lots of those!
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For the record, Transaction Journal view shows each debit and credit and
the Memos for each.
Double-Line shows the Notes field and is independent of Transaction
Journal view.
Regards,
Adrien
On 1/18/24 1:28 PM, Patrick James wrote:
A "simple journal entry" is a journal entry that involves no more than two
accounts.
A "compound journal entry" is a journal entry that involves more than two
accounts.
That's the 'easy' part.
Now there are entries that involve multiple debits or multiple credits, or both, that only impact
two accounts. This I personally call this a "split," as at least one debit or credit is
being "split" into more than is necessary for the basics. Often the memos are important
here.
When the "transaction journal" in GnuCash is selected, GnuCash shows all the impacted
accounts, and if "Double Line" is also selected, then it shows the memo field too.
I'm not sure what the best use of "split" is, as this question reminds me of various
seemingly simple questions, such as "Where does milk come from?"
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