I do the same and have often wished there was a hot-key to jump to the
CoA, e.g. Ctrl-1. Then I could do Ctrl-1 Ctrl-f, but being able to do
it from the Find window would be better. It would be nice if selecting
the option to search across all accounts could be bound to ctrl-f when
in the Find wind
I agree, I find myself often having to face palm and then migrate to the the
CoA to conduct my search. In fact, I rarely can get any results even *for* the
register I’m in. But ‘finding’ from the CoA works every time.
Regards,
Adrien
> On May 2, 2019, at 5:30 PM, David Carlson wrote:
>
> The
The part of the ^F search that I get most frustrated with is that it only
searches the split lines belonging to the register that you start in, so I
usually have to start by going to the CoA window or open a Ledger window
before starting my search. An option to search all transaction accounts
with
`Memo` is the field for each split where you can put detailed information about
that split. It is the second column, the wide one. (first column is called
`Action`)
To see splits, you either have to click the Split button on the toolbar, the
Show Splits link on a transaction, or switch to Trans
Jeff,
All three of those would be nice options. On that last one, office apps usually
have a Find along with a more powerful Find & Replace as separate dialogs with
their own shortcuts. (you don’t have to replace if you don’t want to, but the
Find is more powerful in that iteration). I conceive
The major pain, for me at least, is not so much the ^F but the constant
changing of the 'Find Transaction' options from 'Description' to 'Value'
It's the only way I've used ^F so far - Value and has credits or debits
-> equal to. I can see that flexibility of 'Find Transaction' will be
very use
I would think having to move the window around/send it to the background (and
then bring it up front again when you need it) is more of a pain than hitting
^F / ⌘F.
Remember, GnuCash has to accommodate many screen sizes, not just people with
1080 and larger WXGA displays that have the room to k
I just performed a search (from the Accounts Tab) which gave me a Search
Results tab (and yes, closed the Find dialog)
Clicking Find again, while viewing the results, defaulted the Find dialog to
‘Refine’ but of course I could have changed it to ’New’ or ‘Add’ or ‘Delete’
instead.
You can keep
I would very much like the search window to remember the previous
settings when it is re-opened. Very often I find myself just making a
small change and it is a pain to have to re-enter it.
On Mon, 29 Apr 2019 at 20:13, Jeff Albrecht wrote:
>
> On 4/27/2019 8:49 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> >
On 4/27/2019 8:49 PM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
I don’t know of a way to save search criteria, however, when you do a Find, you
get a results tab.
In my experimenting I've been closing all of the results tabs (which are
labeled 'Search Results') before trying a new search. The new search
will
I don’t know of a way to save search criteria, however, when you do a Find, you
get a results tab.
If you do a subsequent find, you’ll effectively be narrowing the search
results. (because you’re running the find from the results tab, the new find
window is using that as the data set)
So if yo
I looked through '8.1 Find'
https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v3/C/gnucash-help/tool-find.html hoping to
find a way to save a default search criteria setup. I didn't see that in
this section, is there a way?
I've been searching repeatedly today as I enter some transactions for a
bank that apparent
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