HI,
On Sun, December 12, 2021 11:43 pm, Daniel Torstenson wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction. I'm trying to
> create a report like the one enclosed. It seems very similar to something
> I
> can create with the "Transaction Report", but I can't quite get it. So
> this
> report shows the amount spent in each of the expense subaccounts, broken
> down by month. But for each higher-level account, it shows the sum of all
> subaccounts (in bold in the enclosed report).
>
> I can set up a Transaction Report to show all the subaccounts, but without
> all the higher-level sums.
>
> I figured I could just create two separate reports instead. One that has
> only the individual subaccounts and one that has only the top-level
> expense
> accounts (Food, Housing, etc.) But I actually couldn't figure out how to
> do
> that second report, either. So I'm turning to you. Any ideas?
Did you try the Display -> Subtotal Table option?
Right now I don't think GnuCash has a multicolumn report like you have in
your image.
>
> Thanks!
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-derek
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