Apologies - I'm not being very clear. I'm trying to total the entries for
the whole financial year that ends on (in my case) 5 April.
This is the output of for example *ledger broadband --yearly*
'2019-01-01' - '2019-12-31' Expenses:Utilities:Broadband
£ 350.14 £ 350.14
'2020-01-01' - '2020-12-31' Expenses:Utilities:Broadband
£ 463.85 £ 813.99
'2021-01-01' - '2021-12-31' Expenses:Utilities:Broadband
£ 40.34 £ 854.33
But what I want is this:
'2019-04-06' - '2020-04-05' Expenses:Utilities:Broadband
£ 465.58 £ 465.58
'2020-04-06' - '2021-04-05' Expenses:Utilities:Broadband
£ 388.75 £ 854.33
John, --group-by 'format_date(date, "%Y")' looks helpful as I could write a
function that maps the date onto the financial year (although leap years
would be a pain) but it won't aggregate the entries in the same way as
--yearly I don't think.
Dan
On Mon, 22 Feb 2021 at 21:08, John Wiegley <jwieg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >>>>> "DS" == Dan Sladden <d...@sladden.com> writes:
>
> DS> But none of this does what I want - a single list of tallied
> DS> transactions for each financial year from one ledger command. Yes, I
> DS> can do it by executing multiple commands with different -b and -e
> DS> arguments, but that's IMHO not very elegant.
>
> Have you tried --group-by 'format_date(date, "%Y")'?
>
> John
>
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