I've got a flat set of account codes I'm using in my timelog, and I will
sometimes annotate them with payee details. So for example, in the snippet
below SYS-5576 is a general account id for general recurring meetings (ones
not tied to a specific project), and so I use the payee to call out whi
You can do all of this within Google Sheets, using two different tabs.
*One tab will be for your keywords that will match to Categories.*
- The AutoCategories tab will have two columns: Name one range
"AutoKeywords" and the other column "AutoCats" (short for Auto-Category).
- In the "Au
On Thu, Dec 13, 2018 at 8:11 AM Martin Michlmayr wrote:
>
> I just had a light bulb moment and wanted to share. (This idea is
> obviously to many but I am a bit slow ;)
>
> I have an Assets:Transfer account which I use for transfers. So when I
> transfer from bank A to B it goes A -> Assets:Tran
I just had a light bulb moment and wanted to share. (This idea is
obviously to many but I am a bit slow ;)
I have an Assets:Transfer account which I use for transfers. So when I
transfer from bank A to B it goes A -> Assets:Transfer and
Assets:Transfer -> B. Same for credit card payments, etc.
* vaibhav.g...@gmail.com [2018-12-12 07:57]:
>13.00 CAD Assets:Holdings
>
> This does not look correct. Shouldn't cash be $50,000? Why does it say
> $130,000 (original buying price)?
$130,000 is the cash you received ($50,000) plus the capital loss you
made ($80,000). You need t
