Finfort <finf...@gmail.com> writes:
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>
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> Yes I understand. And I have to open this in something like Excel and
> recalculate it.
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> What is the problem to do this in GNC after
>
>
> changing of sort order?
GnuCash does not present a running balance in any sort order; the
balance is 100% based on the default sort order. When you enter a
transaction it computes the balance, and that balance is stored with the
transaction split. If you use a different sort order, the balances are
NOT recomputed, the stored balance is displayed along with the split.
This is not a bug; this is just how GnuCash works. I.e., it is working
as designed.
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-derek
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