The any() command did it. Thanks.
On Tuesday, December 29, 2020 at 8:25:41 AM UTC-5 Martin Michlmayr wrote:
> * Martin Michlmayr [2020-12-29 21:09]:
> > reg Expenses:Entertainment:Streaming -l "any(account =~
> /Liabilities:Credit Card:VISA/)"
> >
> > > I tried using the -r and --limit
* Martin Michlmayr [2020-12-29 21:09]:
> reg Expenses:Entertainment:Streaming -l "any(account =~ /Liabilities:Credit
> Card:VISA/)"
>
> > I tried using the -r and --limit option, but it did not work.
>
> No, you need: any(account =~ /.../)
Just to make this clearer. Let's say you have a
* Savo Lazic [2020-12-28 18:48]:
> I know how to individually filter for Streaming and VISA. I am not
> able to figure out how to pull out all the records of Netflix being
> payed for by VISA only using the account (Streaming) and related
> account (VISA) identifiers. I do not want to use payee
You could try to use regexes for this. Something like this:
ledger reg "expr" "payee =~/.*netflix.*/" and "expr" "account =~
/.*Streaming/"
On Tue, Dec 29, 2020 at 7:16 AM Savo Lazic wrote:
>
> Here is an example ledger:
>
> 2015-03-16 NETFLIX.COM
> Expenses:Entertainment:Streaming
>
Here is an example ledger:
2015-03-16 NETFLIX.COM
Expenses:Entertainment:Streaming
Liabilities:Credit Card:VISA $-7.99
2015-04-16 NETFLIX.COM
Expenses:Entertainment:Streaming
Liabilities:Credit Card:Mastercard $-7.99
I know how to individually filter for Streaming
