Thanks :)
On Saturday, December 7, 2019 at 9:28:28 PM UTC-8, Red S wrote:
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> I meant to include a link but forgot! Here it is:
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> https://github.com/redstreet/beancount_plugins_redstreet/tree/master/rename_accounts
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On Sat, Dec 7, 2019 at 4:21 PM Red S wrote:
> You are wanting two different views (reports) into the same set of
> transactions. I ran into similar needs, and wrote a plugin to rename
> accounts, that I turn on or off depending on what kind of reporting I want.
> In your first and second examples
You are wanting two different views (reports) into the same set of
transactions. I ran into similar needs, and wrote a plugin to rename
accounts, that I turn on or off depending on what kind of reporting I want.
In your first and second examples, you'd turn on (or off) the following
renames usi
Just like an idea.
In Fava, you can easily turn off tagged transactions. Like this: -# tag
And you see the picture as if these transactions do not exist.
The idea: to make the first transaction as tax-based, and then make the
second transaction, which cancels the previous one and makes the necessa
On Friday, December 6, 2019 at 12:06:02 AM UTC-8, tinot...@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hi,
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> What I'm doing is having two or more beancount files for this kind of
> situations.
> For example, you could have a tax.bean and a personal.bean and write in
> each the different accounts, definitions, etc.
* Jonathan Klabunde Tomer [2019-12-05 16:27]:
> But if I'm trying to budget, I need to know my actual cash flow, not
> my P&L
I think for examples 1 and 2, you just answered your own question
here. In some cases you want to know expenses (P&L), but in other
cases you want to know how much money
Hi,
What I'm doing is having two or more beancount files for this kind of
situations.
For example, you could have a tax.bean and a personal.bean and write in
each the different accounts, definitions, etc.
I know is not the best because you must maintain 2 files, 2 writes, etc...
but at least,
