Chris, please see comments below.
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On 1/21/25 10:27 AM, Chris Green wrote:
Yes, the P&L report is nearest to what I want. It does show the
amount of money spent on each type of expense (e.g. Vicar's expenses,
maintenance and so on) for the year so far and the income from various
sources. However it doesn't have the all importamt (to most people)
balance in the bank account at the start and end of the period.
You can use the transaction report to show the balance at the start and
at the end of the reporting period.
If I remember right in previous years I have manually edited the
report to add the bank balances.
P&L doesn't deal with asset accounts, only income and expenses. You can
select an asset account in a P&L report, but the report generator just
ignores it..
(Reports->Transaction Report) of relevant income and expense accounts.
The default one doesn't contain any accounts so you have to select
relevant income (not asset) and expense accounts for the report. After
you select the start and end date (reporting period) and the accounts,
you can save the report configuration by clicking on the Save Config or
Save Config As button on the report menu bar. Next time you can
retrieve the report by selecting Report->Saved Report
Configurations->your_saved_report without reentering the report options...
I'll try this (again?) but I seem to remember it doesn't really work
for me (or, more to the point, the way the CofE expects). Where does
GnuCash save these report configurations?
It should work, but you have to click on the save button. The report
config should be part of the GNC database.
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