Michael,
Accounts, not transactions, but I suppose your question is equivalent
regardless. GnuCash will prevent some changes on single account
edits--commodity and type being the major ones--when there are splits in the
account because changing those parameters will also change the meaning of t
Right, changing the stock/fund account's parent changes its pricing currency in
the pricedb so accounts of that type need at least an additional check to
ensure that the new parent has the same currency.
Regards,
John Ralls
> On Aug 31, 2020, at 8:53 AM, Derek Atkins wrote:
>
> I agree that m
I agree that mass-reparenting of accounts should be allowed, even if the
accounts have splits, so that that all the selected accounts are allowed
under the new parent (by type).
The only corner-case I can think of is for Stock/Mutual fund accounts,
where GnuCash makes an assumption that the tradin
Note we're talking about multi-*account* actions, not transactions.
Multi-transaction actions would be great, but at the moment, the GC code
does not make that easy to implement.
@John, I agree that changing currency on an account that has splits does
not make sense.
Changing parent, if the pa
Hi John. If I can go to 10 transactions and change them 1 by 1, what’s the
difference if can be iterated through, making the same change in each? I
must be missing something.
I’m not a gnucash dev, but thought I would ask as I like Jean’s idea.
Michael
On Sun, Aug 30, 2020 at 10:40 PM John Ralls
> On Aug 30, 2020, at 10:32 AM, jean laroche wrote:
>
> Devs,
>
> I have 2 PRs that I submitted for multi-account actions.
> With these PRs, the user can select multiple accounts in the main account
> view, then:
> - Delete multiple accounts in one shot,
> - Edit multiple accounts in one sho
