https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=451646

Ceaus <k...@pohw.nl> changed:

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--- Comment #1 from Ceaus <k...@pohw.nl> ---
I just ran into the same issue. Especially with loans in a business like
environment, placing a loan in a different tree is almost a necessity.

It's a hack, but I got it to work:
1. Unpack the kmy file (if in kmy format)
2. Identify the account which is going to be the new parent and remember its
id.
3. Locate the loan account and remember its id.
4. From the loan account, change the parent account from "AStd::Asset" to the
id of the new parent (see 2).
5. Find the old parent and remove the loan account id from the list of sub
accounts.
6. Find the new parent and add the loan account id to the list of sub accounts.
7. Save the xml file.
8. Pack the file into a kmy file (optional).

You can still edit the loan properties through the scheduled transactions
screen. I didn't try that and I don't know if that resets some account
properties.

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