As well as the internal funds transfer from Euro to USD in your Asset:bank
account are you also converting the corresponding income account in Euro to
an Income account in USD at the same exchange rate? If not this is a
possible spurce of any imbalance in the accounting equation.
David Cousens
Don't need to be a programmer. Just save the link into the standard-reports
folder - on windows it's somewhere in c:\program files (x86)\gnucash
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That will be great. Link viewed. However, I am not comfortable with
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Unfortunately the current balance sheet will compulsorily convert all
amounts to a target currency.
If you're willing to help beta test, a new balsheet is in development at
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/christopherlam/gnucash/maint-balsheet-pnl/gnucash/report/standard-reports/balsheet-pnl.scm
I use USD as default and Euro other currency. Separate accounts are created
for each currency to avoid exchange variations. i.e. all Euro transactions
are dealt with corresponding account in Euro.
For inter account fund transfer, prevailing exchange rate is considered when
I transfer funds from my
Thanks, that works. Now the reports show properly. This should be included in
the tutorial on reports, which doesnt mention. But now that the reports
work, the Cash Flow report is strange in how it selects items, can we select
our own? The report is inaccurate as it leaves out certain expenses.
ch
