On Mon, Jun 22, 2020 at 1:05 AM Jay Goel wrote:
> Thank you for the swift response!
>
> re: Implicit Prices - okay, now I understand the behavior of this plugin,
> which is to use market value, not book value, of inventories. In my case, I
> care most about book value. I will need to read up on
Thank you for the swift response!
re: Implicit Prices - okay, now I understand the behavior of this plugin,
which is to use market value, not book value, of inventories. In my case, I
care most about book value. I will need to read up on Beancount's SQL
language and can familiarize myself with
* Martin Michlmayr [2020-06-22 12:13]:
> I'm not sure if I'm misunderstanding something but this looks like a
> pretty serious issue to me.
Never mind. I was confused...
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* Martin Blais [2020-06-21 23:51]:
> Is it sufficient to report the cost basis? How are you calculating the
> value?
> You can use COST() in the SQL query tool to get the total cost basis for
I just answered the same question on Reddit. I was going to mention
COST() but it seems that beancount
On Sun, Jun 21, 2020 at 11:42 PM wrote:
> Hello! I'm a newcomer to Beancount and text-based accounting, and I'm
> working on moving from spreadsheets to Beancount for my small business. I
> am using "inventories" to track physical inventory - in my case, notebooks
> which I make and sell.
>
> My
Hello! I'm a newcomer to Beancount and text-based accounting, and I'm
working on moving from spreadsheets to Beancount for my small business. I
am using "inventories" to track physical inventory - in my case, notebooks
which I make and sell.
My question is as follows: when I purchase inventory
