Yes, thank you, that's worth exploring (next time -- both my work-around
and the one in your other message nicely resolve my problem today).
The reason I find myself doing this is a long story. It's interesting
and instructive but unfortunately not suitable for public posting.
Basically, I need to re-reconcile a number of 2025 expense claims
between two different sets of books. I'm sending you privately a more
explanation to satisfy your curiosity.
Paul
PS: I love Gnucash's "reconcile to zero" capability for this kind of
thing. Quicken doesn't have it, but in Gnucash I use it all the time.
On 2026-11-05 5:25 p.m., Adrien Monteleone wrote:
If you right-click on the 'y' (there is no 'r' case) there is an entry
in the context menu to unreconcile a transaction. Since that function
exists, it *might* be possible to set a custom key-binder to it, but
no guarantees.
I would back up a step though and ask why do you need to un-reconcile
so many transactions?
Regards,
Adrien
On 11/5/26 15:05, Paul Kroitor wrote:
I've never noticed this before, but there's no tab stop for the R
column in a register. Tab just jumps over it, going straight from the
Transfer column to the first amount column (e.g. Increase). It
behaves similarly any ledger mode I try: Basic, Auto-split, or
Journal.
In fact, I can't find any way with the keyboard to get the cursor to
the R column at all, or to modify the data there. Only clicking the
character in the column with the mouse cursor changes the field, and
it only cycles between n and c. According to the manual, R is only
possible to achieve using the main reconciliation mechanism.
I need to unreconcile hundreds of transactions in a ledger, for which
I wanted to use a quick keyboard macro. But the macro can't get to
the right column. Is there an unreconcile hot-key?
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