That does the trick quite nicely. Thanks! On Tuesday, February 3, 2015 at 2:10:16 PM UTC-5, Lifepillar wrote: > > In article <[email protected] > <javascript:>>, > Bill <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I'm looking for a way to convert budget entries in ledger file with > > different period expressions to an annual basis, in order to understand > the > > overall cash flow of the budget. That is, given the input: > > > > ~ Monthly > > Expenses:Rent $500 > > Assets > > > > ~ Weekly > > Expenses:Groceries $100 > > Assets > > > > ~ Bimonthly > > Assets:Checking $100 > > Income:Salary > > > > I'd like to be able to obtain the output: > > > > $11200.00 Expenses > > $6000.00 Rent > > $5200.00 Groceries > > $-12000.00 Income:Salary > > ----------- > > $-800.00 > > > > I've tried to do this (based on my understanding of the ledger docs) > with > > various combinations of the --forecast and --generated flags, and the > > balance or budget ledger commands. So far I've been unsuccessful. Any > > insights that anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated! > > You won't get exactly that output, but I usually do a similar thing as > follows: > > ~ Monthly since 2015/01/01 > Expenses:Rent $500 > Assets > > ~ Weekly since 2015/01/01 > Expenses:Groceries $100 > Assets > > ~ Bimonthly since 2015/01/01 > Assets:Checking $100 > Income:Salary > > ledger budget --now 2015/12/31 expenses income > > Enjoy, > Life > >
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