report writer needed: cash available
Tom Yates
madlists at teaparty.net
Sun Sep 24 09:49:18 EDT 2006
On Sun, 24 Sep 2006, Derek Atkins wrote:
> Just so I understand what you're asking -- you want to take a look
> at a particular expense account and you want to get totals of that
> particular expense based on the Transaction Description?
derek:
thanks for the response!
the church's weekly banking run, in the current account, appears as a
giant split transaction - usually 30-40 small credits, each of which
balances with another account (usually an income account, but not
always).
what i want is a report i can run against an income account, which will
summarise the income by the memo field appearing in the split transaction
in the current account.
let me see if a short example helps:
suppose i have a weekly banking run transaction, made on 13/1/06, for a
total credit of 300.00 (description field: weekly banking). this is a
split transaction, breaking down:
AMOUNT BALANCING ACCOUNT MEMO FIELD
150.00 childrens home collecting box
85.00 new building fund liz brown
65.00 new building fund steve bloggs
i see that my new building fund account is now showing a total income of
150.00, but in the account view, all i see is
85.00 weekly banking
65.00 weekly banking
what i want is a report i can run on the building fund account which will
print out:
13/1/06 85.00 liz brown
13/1/06 65.00 steve bloggs
if, in addition, it could either sort by that MEMO field (the donor's
name), that would be even better.
is that any clearer?
> The transaction report can ALMOST do this -- there's an option to "sort"
> by a secondary key (e.g. the Description), and there appears to be an
> option to make subtotals Secondary Subtotals (subtotals based on the
> secondary key), but that option seems to be greyed out. If it weren't
> greyed out, it might do what you want.
i've had a cursory look and can't find it. is that in 1.8.12, or is it a
gnucash-2 feature?
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Tom Yates
Cambridge, UK.
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