Right, except in this case I'm only getting a register report for the Assets:Checking account (and sub-accounts). The default ledger register will show how things balance to 0 for each entry, but doesn't show running totals the way it does in my example. So close and yet... Thanks for trying to help, I think I'm not being clear enough though. :-( -=Doug
On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 00:02, Craig Earls <[email protected]> wrote: > I am not seeing what you want. The default ledger register format gives > something like this for entries with multiple accounts: > > 012/03/05 Pelican Parts Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 50.00 $ > 50.00 > Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 62.50 $ > 112.50 > Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 11.50 $ > 124.00 > Assets:VWCU:Joint $ > -124.00 0 > 2012/04/03 Pelican Parts Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 86.90 $ > 86.90 > Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 7.50 $ > 94.40 > Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 5.00 $ > 99.40 > Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 158.00 $ > 257.40 > Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 5.00 $ > 262.40 > Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 7.50 $ > 269.90 > Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 95.75 $ > 365.65 > Expenses:Auto:Hobbies $ 18.75 $ > 384.40 > Assets:VWCU:Joint $ > -384.40 0 > > > > > On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 20:26, Doug Philips <[email protected]> > wrote: >> >> Ok, here is an example (fixed width font needed): >> >> Given normal register output: >> (one entry shown, vastly summarized with two transactions where than >> can be 6-12 of the same type): >> >> 2012/02/08 Deposits Assets:Checking:Memberships:2012 $fg.hi >> $total1 ; name of member1 >> Assets:Checking:Memberships:2012 $fg.hi >> $total2 ; name of member2 >> Assets:Checking:Event:A $jk.lm >> $total3 >> Assets:Checking:Event:B $jk.lm >> $total4 >> >> >> And then with -n: >> >> 2012/02/08 Deposits <Total> $nop.qr >> $total4 >> >> >> What I'd like to see is: >> 2012/02/08 Deposits Assets:Checking:Memberships:2012 $fg.hi >> $total1 ; name of member1 >> Assets:Checking:Memberships:2012 $fg.hi >> $total2 ; name of member2 >> Assets:Checking:Event:A $jk.lm >> $total3 >> Assets:Checking:Event:B $jk.lm >> $total4 >> <total> $nop.qr >> $total4 >> >> >> So I run the same register command twice, once without -n and with -n >> and then try to line them up (or hand edit). >> Thanks! >> -Doug >> >> P.S. I'd really really like to have subtotals for the 3rd level >> accounts (configurable as to how deep to go to summarize) for each >> entry, but one step at a time. :-) >> >> >> On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 22:57, Craig Earls <[email protected]> wrote: >> > Can you post an example of what you want to see? I have never used 2.6 >> > and >> > don't know the options, but I am pretty good with 3.0 format strings. >> > >> > >> > On Mon, Apr 9, 2012 at 19:41, Doug Philips <[email protected]> >> > wrote: >> >> >> >> I'm still using 2.6, but if this can be done in 3, I'll upgrade! I've >> >> looked over the docs from ledger-cli.org/docs.html and can't seem to >> >> find what I'm looking for... >> > >> > -- >> > Craig, Corona De Tucson, AZ >> > enderw88.wordpress.com > > > > > -- > Craig, Corona De Tucson, AZ > enderw88.wordpress.com
