You can add the account number field to the Chart of Accounts display*, and
then sort by that the same way. That's how I have it.
David
* - click the triangle at the right of the COA window to see the many different
field you could display.
On March 29, 2019, at 10:39 PM, Matthew Andrews
Make the account code visible by clicking in the little down arrow at
the right hand end of the headings in the accounts tab, and select
that field. Then you can sort on it.
On Fri, 29 Mar 2019 at 17:10, Matthew Andrews
wrote:
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> Clicking on the column header worked to put them in alphabetical
Clicking on the column header worked to put them in alphabetical order!
That's a big improvement! Thank you!
I was thinking there would be a way to do it with the account code.
When I right click on an account, and select "edit account" there's a
field called "Account code." That's where
Click on the the Account Name column heading in the Accounts tab and
they will be sorted alphabetically (within the tree structure).
Colin
On Fri, 29 Mar 2019 at 14:42, Matthew Andrews
wrote:
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> Hello everyone,
>
> GnuCash has been working well for me, but it's beginning to get
> cumbersome to
On 3/29/2019 10:39 AM, Matthew Andrews wrote:
Hello everyone,
GnuCash has been working well for me, but it's beginning to get
cumbersome to look at. My accounts seem to just appear in the order I
created them, which was just as they were needed. It would be a lot
easier to read, for
Or, you could use the account numbering field...
I was under the impression that you could click on the account name heading in
the Chart of Accounts, and it would sort by that column. Not being at my
machine right now, I can't confirm that, though.
David
On March 29, 2019, at 9:01 PM,
Hi Matthew,
I created my account first numerically: 1 - Assets, 2 -
Liabilities, 3 - Equity, 4 - Income, 5 - Expense.
10100 - Current Assets; 10110 - Checking Account, 10120 - Savings
Account, 10130 - Money Market, 10140 - Investments (10141 - IRAs, 10142
- Mutual
Hello everyone,
GnuCash has been working well for me, but it's beginning to get
cumbersome to look at. My accounts seem to just appear in the order I
created them, which was just as they were needed. It would be a lot
easier to read, for example, if I could put all my expenses in
