Hi, Following up on a post made here: https://money.stackexchange.com/questions/146779/gnucash-why-does-the-balance-sheet-report-list-positions-with-zero-balances
It reads: I am using GnuCash 4.8. I have opened the "Balance Sheet" report and in Options deselected "Include accounts with zero total balances". I have a brokerage account that hold some stocks currently but has also held other stocks previously. The report is showing the previous stocks with a zero position. The expected behavior would be for the stocks with no holdings to not be displayed. Why is the report showing stocks with zero holdings - and how can I fix this? Attached is a simple example file. In the screenshot below you can see I have de-selected to "Include accounts with zero total balances" but the example security "UST1" still appears in the balance sheet with zero position size. How do I get the balance sheet report to not show securities with no position? Thanks, Ken
balancesheet_zeros_example2.xml.gnucash
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