Re: Custom script that iterates postings with `open on` and `close on` dates

If you're only interested in income just filter the date interval you need. The "close" operation is essentially there to ensure that the balances of the assets/liabilities accounts are correct when you filter out transactions from the past, i.e., it just inserts a transfer from all of the past's

Re: bean-price --update feature

Thanks for the update. I think dropping bean-report & bean-web was intentional as the fava project has taken over those needs, there's a discussion about that here: https://groups.google.com/g/beancount/c/pAQqGwgC4NI/m/VQ7clBSVAQAJ

Re: bean-price --update feature

Thanks Vivek for the details. I used the bean-price --update btc-price.beancount and it works well As a reference I also want to update the btc-price.beancount file contents here. ; -*- mode: org; mode: beancount; coding: utf-8; fill-column: 120 > * Options > option "title" "crypto pf ledger" > o

Re: Custom script that iterates postings with `open on` and `close on` dates

Here are some examples showing modifying a journal based on a query: Delete entry | Rename account . It takes a fu

Custom script that iterates postings with `open on` and `close on` dates

HI all! I'd like to make a customized income statement where some accounts are added together. For example, I'd like to know all income for the past month, whether it was Income:Hooli:Salary or Income:Hooli:RSU's. I can get pretty close with the query: select account, sum(position) from ope

Re: Per posting effective dates plugin

In v3 you'll be able to insert a date in front of a posting and have the difference automatically inserted & removed to/from a transfer account. For the equal split case, it should be pretty straightforward to build a plugin to do just what you describe below. On Sat, Jan 16, 2021 at 10:10 AM Bma

Re: Per posting effective dates plugin

Red, hi Useful plugin! Did you thought about simplifying/automating syntax for " spread a lumpsum expense across time" function of plugin? Now it's # realizing expenses later, split across multiple dates 2015-02-01 * "Car insurance: 3 months" Liabilities:Mastercard-600 USD Expenses:Car: