Precisely.
There's no way to know the user didn't intend to keep the new sub
account out of the report.
Certainly, the assumption should never be made to automatically include it.
The best implementation I can think of would be to check if new accounts
have been added since report last run,
Find it, Thanks a million.
> On Mar 22, 2022, at 4:04 PM, Timothy B. Taylor wrote:
>
> Try clicking View
> and then Filter By...
> and then Other
> and make sure Show zero total accounts is checked
> and then OK
>
> Tim
>
>
> On Tue, Mar 22, 2022 at 3:24 PM Heide Wang
My experience matches that of George, and I don't see how changing the levels
could gather a new account into the report.
The issue has been raised before recently, although I couldn't track it down.
Short of rewriting the report code to re-evaluate the account set every time a
report is run,
On 3/22/2022 9:46 AM, davidvernonl...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Derek,
I meant that a half decent accounting system which has an inventory system
would have those features, and am sorry if my statement was misunderstood. I
use GnuCash to maintain a set of accounts for a boat club with nearly 100
Try clicking View
and then Filter By...
and then Other
and make sure Show zero total accounts is checked
and then OK
Tim
On Tue, Mar 22, 2022 at 3:24 PM Heide Wang wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I finally got a chance to upgraded my old version of Gnucash to 3 and to
> 4.9 as some of you suggested.
George
Have you tried changing the number of sub-account levels in the report options?
(Edit->Report Options with the report open). It may be possible that changing
from the default level of 3 and/or changing the option to flatten the account
structure (you can always change it back again if the
Hello,
I finally got a chance to upgraded my old version of Gnucash to 3 and to 4.9 as
some of you suggested. Everything looks and works fine. Thank you all.
But today when I look for one of my credit card account, Citibank Visa account,
I can’t find it. It was a sub-account listed under
I am learning that when I add another subaccount to an account already
has subaccounts and the account is already in several "saved report
configurations" that I now have to go back through each and every one of
my "saved report configurations" and update its Options to include that
new
David,
Derek described a way to handle a (simple) retail business with GnuCash.
Manufacturing is another matter entirely and involves an accounting specialty
named Cost Accounting. Enterprise resource planning, or ERP, is one flavor of
cost accounting widely used in many industries. There are
On 3/22/22 8:46 AM, davidvernonl...@gmail.com wrote:
On your points, of course GnuCash can track costs of inventory in its G/L, but
when it comes to recording inventory levels to manage a manufacturing business,
quantities are really needed ,either in the system , or in an external system.
Glad to see your are still active Adrien. You and the others here are an asset
to the community and we are thankful for your participation in the gnuCash
email list.
On Monday, March 21, 2022, 10:53:03 PM EDT, Adrien Monteleone
wrote:
Yeah, I got one too.
I'm still here of course.
Hi Derek,
I meant that a half decent accounting system which has an inventory system
would have those features, and am sorry if my statement was misunderstood. I
use GnuCash to maintain a set of accounts for a boat club with nearly 100
members and it is excellent for that, and I use the
David,
On Tue, March 22, 2022 2:32 am, David Long wrote:
> Best to use system which has inventory accounting as then you won't have
> to
> worry about accounting double entry as system will generate it for you
> automatically.
Perhaps...
> When you enter a purchase invoice it will have a
Best to use system which has inventory accounting as then you won't have to
worry about accounting double entry as system will generate it for you
automatically.
When you enter a purchase invoice it will have a quantity purchase field so
item will be put into stock at cost and quantity. Then there
14 matches
Mail list logo
