Printing reconciliation reports

[Ian Stocks]

Thanks for the response, Derek.

A bank reconciliation report is required by our auditors, at least at the
year end.  It is also useful periodically in between to see what items are
outstanding, usually cheques issued but not presented to the bank (see
Elizabeth Dodd's response to the "Cash-based accounting" thread on 13 August
2008).

Such a report would have the same information as the existing reconciliation
screen (with two panels - "Funds In" and "Funds Out") after you have done
the reconciliation and got a zero difference. Yes, one could transcribe the
screen, but it would be so much more friendly just to be able to print it.

Ian

-----Original Message-----
From: Derek Atkins [mailto:warlord at MIT.EDU] 
Sent: 13 August 2008 17:05
To: Etibusisweni Farm
Cc: gnucash-user at gnucash.org; gnucash-user at lists.gnucash.org
Subject: Re: Printing reconciliation reports

"Etibusisweni Farm" <stocksi at realnet.co.sz> writes:

> I am just getting used to gnucash (2.2.5) and can reoncile my bank
accounts
> with no problem, but I have not found a way of printing a reconciliation
> statement.  Is there a straightforward way?

GnuCash has no such report.

There have been a few people asking for it, but nobody yet
has given a reason why anything like that is actually needed.
The "reconciliation report" seems no different than the statement
you get from your financial insitituion.

> Ian Stocks

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-derek

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