Hi,
> Hi,
> a couple of things, I am not sure I can bring it into a well structured
> message ;-)
You most certainly do! 😃, I appreciate your answer
> First,
> Well, it does *something*, it prints a lot of error messages about
> unbalanced transactions. I don't know why, but it seems you need a
> currency here. If I just add "JPY" after every number in your example,
> `ledger bal` shows
> ```
> -170.00 JPY Liabilities
> -110.00 JPY User1
> -55.00 JPY from User1
> -55.00 JPY from User2
> -60.00 JPY User2
> -30.00 JPY from User1
> -30.00 JPY from User2
> 170.00 JPY expenses
> 40.00 JPY ChristmasTree
> 20.00 JPY Flowers
> 80.00 JPY Jacket
> 30.00 JPY Pajama
> --------------------
> 0
> ```
Aha, thanks out of ignorance what currency is JPY supposed to be?
> Consider
> ```
> = expr account =~ /Liabilities:User1$/
> $account -1.0
> Income:User1 1.0
> Liabilities:User1-from-User2 (-(amount-roundto(0.5*amount, 0)))
> Income:User2 (amount-roundto(0.5*amount, 0))
> = expr account =~ /Liabilities:User2$/
> $account -1.0
> Income:User2 (amount-roundto(0.5*amount, 0))
> Liabilities:User1-from-User2 (roundto(0.5*amount, 0))
> ```
> then your example transactions leave you with a balance (before
> clearing) of
> ```
> -195.00 JPY Income
> -110.00 JPY User1
> -85.00 JPY User2
> 25.00 JPY Liabilities:User1-from-User2
> 170.00 JPY expenses
> 40.00 JPY ChristmasTree
> 20.00 JPY Flowers
> 80.00 JPY Jacket
> 30.00 JPY Pajama
> --------------------
> 0
> ```
Great, I think this is already enough, the payback time is nice, but I
think this solution is already good and clear enough.
Out of personal taste I prefer, though:
#+begin_src ledger
= expr account =~ /Liabilities:User1$/
$account -1.0
Income:User1 1.0
Liabilities:User1-from-User2 (-(amount-roundto(0.5*amount, 0)))
Income:User2 (amount-roundto(0.5*amount, 0))
= expr account =~ /Liabilities:User2$/
$account -1.0
Income:User2 (amount-roundto(0.5*amount, 0))
Liabilities:User1-from-User2 (roundto(0.5*amount, 0))
2021-12-05=2021-12-07 User1
expenses:User1:Jacket 80 EUR
Liabilities:User1
2021-12-05=2021-12-07 User1
expenses:User1:Pajama 30 EUR
Liabilities:User1
2021-12-05=2021-12-07 User2
expenses:User2:Flowers 20 EUR
Liabilities:User2
2021-12-05=2021-12-07 User2
expenses:User2:ChristmasTree 40.00 EUR
Liabilities:User2
#+end_src
#+RESULTS:
#+begin_example
-195.00 EUR Income
-110.00 EUR User1
-85.00 EUR User2
25.00 EUR Liabilities:User1-from-User2
170.00 EUR expenses
110.00 EUR User1
80.00 EUR Jacket
30.00 EUR Pajama
60.00 EUR User2
40.00 EUR ChristmasTree
20.00 EUR Flowers
--------------------
0
#+end_example
The advantage is that I can control who spent money on what
In any case this is very nice thanks
Uwe
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