I'm pretty sure this is already filed as a bug or RFE.
GnuCash doesn't auto-add new accounts when you have generic top-level accounts selected for a report when using saved configurations.
You have to edit the account selection to include the new accounts then update your saved configuration.
However, if just running a fresh report that auto-selects accounts (such as the Income Statement) it should include them. (as long as they are not marked 'hidden')
Note, if you had a report already in a tab and then added the accounts, that isn't a fresh report, you'd need to manually add the accounts and refresh it. Or just run a new fresh report.
Regards, Adrien On 1/10/24 1:17 PM, Scott Ellsworth wrote:
Hi all, I have a strange problem now: When I create new income accounts, they are omitted in income statement reports, and the numbers in them are omitted from the totals. The situation is that I need to record US and foreign income separately now for tax purposes. So I created a new account, Income > Business > Tutoring > foreign revenue, and moved a few transactions over to that account. Then I renamed my "revenue" account to "US revenue." Then I created a new placeholder account called Income > Business > Tutoring > foreign revenue, and put my two revenue categories under that. This kind of change has always worked in the past. But all my new accounts are ignored in income statements now. I thought maybe I had too many levels of accounts, so I tried moving the new revenue accounts under the Tutoring category instead. But that still didn't help.
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