Hello, I've been using GNU Cash for several years to track personal expenses. The main report I use is the Budget Report so I can see each month as a column and the expense accounts that interest me as rows. My annual budget amounts for each account are set to $0 and I don't report on the variance to budget. The issue I have had from the beginning is the total displayed for each top level expense account includes the totals for all sub-accounts even when I modify the Budget Report to deselect/remove some of the sub-accounts. I assume there is something simple that I'm missing, even though I've looked at the various flags and options.
For example, I have a top level account called "Taxes". There are sub accounts under "Taxes" called "Federal", "Medicare", "Other", "Property", etc. If the Budget Report config has "Taxes" and all the sub-accounts selected, it shows the information in the image below (I assume I can include images). In the column representing April, the Taxes total is $(6,818.95) and the Federal line is $(8,800) and the Property line is $1,981.05. If I change the Budget report configuration to de-select the Federal, Medicare, Other Tax, Social Security, State/Province and then re-run the report it looks like the image at the bottom. The Taxes total remains $(6,818.95) even though the only sub-account selected and shown in the report has a total of $1,981.05. What setting am I missing to get the report to show the "Taxes" total that only includes the sub-accounts selected in the report config?
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