Great - thanks for the prompt and on-target response! I've used Ctrl-F
on many occasions but just didn't know that the "Search Results" tab
could then be turned into a Report so easily.
Ed
David Carlson wrote on 6/26/2024 10:58 AM:
Ed,
You are right, it is simple. In fact, you almost gave away the answer
in your question. Start by selecting the desired account register.
Then use the Find function (Ctrl-F) to find all the transactions that
meet your desired criteria. If you want to limit it to a certain time
range choose Filter by...
Finally Choose Reports > Account report. Voila!
On Wed, Jun 26, 2024 at 11:47 AM Ed <[1]ed.nojunkm...@gmail.com> wrote:
Gnufriends,
I'm trying to get a report from Gnucash that will display (and
produce
a sum of) all instances of a particular transaction in a single
account. For example, I want to go to my checking account and see
all
instances of "payroll" - a repeated transaction that takes place
more-or-less on the same day every month going back several
years.
I suspect that there's a relatively simple way to do this (?) but
I
don't know which Report Type to select ("Transaction"?) and how
to
create a filter that will select only those transactions that
have
"Payroll" in the description.
Thanks for any help you can provide!
Ed
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