Apologies for my typo - I'm running 5.10 (not 5.1) and thanks for the pointer.
Regards.
On 22 January 2025 19:47:01 GMT, David H wrote:
>I'm using version 5.10 on Win 10 - it's the 3td last option on the Report
>options popup Display tab for me. Maybe time to upgrade if it's not in
>vers 5.1 ?
I'm using version 5.10 on Win 10 - it's the 3td last option on the Report
options popup Display tab for me. Maybe time to upgrade if it's not in
vers 5.1 ?
Cheers Dave H.
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On Thu, 23 Jan 2025 at 04:34, Roger Shilcock wrote:
> I'm getting used to GnuCash and playing around wi
I'm getting used to GnuCash and playing around with reports too. I just
looked at the Transaction Report and under the display tab I don't see
the option to tick "Account Balance" as you suggest. I'm running V5.1 on
Windows but surely the report options should be the same across all
platforms?
On 2025-01-21 03:02, Chris Green wrote:
> I need to present our PCC/Church accounts to the PCC (Parochial Church
> Council) three or four times a year. Every time I do this I struggle
> to find a report which simply shows the bank balance at the start of
> the period, where money came in from, w
On 1/22/2025 10:27 AM, Christopher Lam wrote:
Try the Transaction Report.
Select your desired bank account in *Accounts / Accounts*
Ensure the *Display / Account Balance* is ticked.
Select your desired time period in *General / Start-End Date*
I realize what literally was asked about was "bank
Try the Transaction Report.
Select your desired bank account in *Accounts / Accounts*
Ensure the *Display / Account Balance* is ticked.
Select your desired time period in *General / Start-End Date*
The balance column *will* show the balance at start, and the end balance.
On Tue, 21 Jan 2025 at 1
/My take on OP's request is an Itemised Profit and Loss report. (Let's
ignore the inconsistencies in report menus, names and headings.)/
Exactly, that is what I've been doing for years, copied directly as the opening
of a new XL sheet for the period concerned. I then fiddle about with the style
On Tue, Jan 21, 2025 at 06:51:59PM -0600, R Losey wrote:
> Once you DO get a report the way you want it, you can "save" the
> report configuration, so you shouldn't have to go through all of the setup
> again (such as select accounts).
>
Yes, thank you, I think this is something I've been overlook
It's also worth remembering that if you create a new account that you want
to appear in the report,
you have to go to the 'Options' of the report and select it, keeping in
mind to hold down 'ctrl' or 'cmd' (or whatever key)
before you select it, otherwise everything already selected is deselected,
To add, it is easy to edit a saved report: (Linux: Edit>Report Options)
I use this to:
-Change the date range for report.
-Add/remove accounts to appear.
-General cleaning up reports eg columns shown.
I use this to give my Rental tenancies a payment report.
I also use saved reports to prepare
Once you DO get a report the way you want it, you can "save" the
report configuration, so you shouldn't have to go through all of the setup
again (such as select accounts).
On Tue, Jan 21, 2025 at 5:03 AM Chris Green wrote:
> I need to present our PCC/Church accounts to the PCC (Parochial Churc
> On Jan 21, 2025, at 15:48, John Ralls wrote:
>
>
>
>> On Jan 21, 2025, at 13:09, flywire wrote:
>>
>> Elsewhere Balance Sheet reports normally report previous/current periods.
>> Has anyone successfully generated this in GnuCash rather than a spreadsheet
>> hack?
>
> Yes. Reports>Assets
> On Jan 21, 2025, at 13:09, flywire wrote:
>
> Elsewhere Balance Sheet reports normally report previous/current periods.
> Has anyone successfully generated this in GnuCash rather than a spreadsheet
> hack?
Yes. Reports>Assets and Liabilities>Balance Sheet (Multicolumn).
Regards,
John Ralls
heet and
then print the destination sheet that has the requisite formatting.
Good luck & Blessings all,
-g
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Nice question for a basic and most common need.
> You need two reports and the standard report versions will likely do what
you require: Balance Sheet, Income Statement
> You might be able to get both [current/previous period] Balance Sheet on
one page with the multi report section. I have not tr
Chris
You need two reports and the standard report versions will likely do
what you require:
Balance Sheet
Income Statement
Once you have them open Edit->Report Options from the menu will allow
you to set thes pecific accounts you desire to include and the level
of nesting of sub-accounts and
On Tuesday, 21 January 2025 16:03:55 GMT Jediator wrote:
> The report config should be part of the GNC database.
Arguable (and has been argued at length), but it isn't at present. Saved
report configs are stored in a discrete file in the user directories. See the
FAQ for more.
This does me
On 1/21/2025 6:02 AM, Chris Green wrote:
I need to present our PCC/Church accounts to the PCC (Parochial Church
Council) three or four times a year. Every time I do this I struggle
to find a report which simply shows the bank balance at the start of
the period, where money came in from, where mo
Jan 21, 2025 10:06:51 Jediator :
>> 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.
Saved reports do not get saved in the data file. See
https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v5/C
Chris, please see comments below.
-- ND
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.
You should show the Balance Sheet at the start of accounting period
compared to Balance Sheet at the end of the accounting period. That with
the Income Statement covers most of the items you requested.
You might be able to get both Balance Sheet on one page with the multi
report section. I have
On Tue, Jan 21, 2025 at 10:06:54AM -0500, Jediator wrote:
> I guess the most appropriate report in your case would be the standard
> Profit and Loss (P&L) report, which is predefined in GNC and available
> from the Reports pull-down menu (Reports->Income & Expense->Profit &
> Loss). This report
On Tue, Jan 21, 2025 at 05:55:09AM -0800, Brad Morrison wrote:
> Hi Chris/GNUCash users,
>
> GnuCash is free/open source software, so please understand that and that
> this is a volunteer effort.
>
Yes, absolutely, I agree and I really appreciate the level of support
that is provided. I didn't
I guess the most appropriate report in your case would be the standard
Profit and Loss (P&L) report, which is predefined in GNC and available
from the Reports pull-down menu (Reports->Income & Expense->Profit &
Loss). This report is a common standard format to show your work as a
community tre
Honestly.
The question you *should* be asking is "What information exactly are you
looking for in your reports?" rather than the OS and GC version.
Gnucash has *always* (well, at least since I started using it in 2006) had
issues with its reporting modules. The mechanisms are not easy to grok
Hi Chris/GNUCash users,
GnuCash is free/open source software, so please understand that and that
this is a volunteer effort.
Feel free to donate and encourage others to do so so that the software
is maintained and possibly even improved -
https://www.gnucash.org/donate.phtml
With that said, s
I need to present our PCC/Church accounts to the PCC (Parochial Church
Council) three or four times a year. Every time I do this I struggle
to find a report which simply shows the bank balance at the start of
the period, where money came in from, where money went out to and the
resulting final bal
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