Indeed, If the plot dimensions of the chart are set to their minimums
(100 x 100 px or 10 x 10 %) then the chart disappears. (not sure why
that works, but so be it)
Pity though, you have to run two separate charts in a Multi-Column to
get both Assets & Liabilities on the same screen. I see a use case for a
generic 'chart' allowing you to select any accounts you want. (note, you
*can* technically select Liability accounts on an Asset Chart, and
likely vice versa, but they simply will be ignored)
This is also a use case for a specific option to suppress the chart
outright rather than hack it by sizing constraints.
Regards,
Adrien
On 8/2/22 12:19 AM, David T. via gnucash-user wrote:
Of special interest perhaps are the Asset Chart and Liabilities Chart reports, in
which the user can (a) select specific accounts to include (under Assets &
Liabilities, respectively), and (b) select Show Table to list the account values
below. One can even (I believe) suppress the chart portion and just list the
amounts.
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