Customising Invoice Reports

Paul Kruger paul at paulkruger.us
Tue Jul 21 14:39:44 EDT 2009


So far this is also the reason I cannot change to Gnucash from Quickbooks.
A business MUST be able to print invoices that are designed with their own
look and feel including logos etc.

So far it does not look like the developers are actually business users of
Gnucash or they would have taken necessary pains to make invoices and
reports editable.  

I do a lot of invoicing and the only option that works for me is to just
select the invoices I need and click "Print" and have them output as a PDF
to send via email to customers or to print or fax depending on the customer.

All the nice features are for naught if one can't easily send an invoice to
customers.  This is a MAJOR handicap for Gnucash.


Benedick Miller wrote:
> 
> I am afraid I can't help but just wanted to say I have
> had similar problems. I like Gnucash very much but
> printing is a disaster. I can't and don't use Gnucash
> to print my invoices. I end up doing them by hand,
> which is a waste of time. I would have a hard time
> recommending Gnucash to another business user solely
> because of the printing issues. Pity, because
> otherwise it is so good.
> 
> --- Brian Keen <brian.keen at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
>>  Hi folks,
>>  Need some advice on customising the fancy invoice
>> report:-
>> I want to get the printed invoice to fit on a single
>> A4 sheet.
> ...
>>  It would also help if I could reduce the font-size.
>> I can't figure out how - other than to edit the
>> resulting HTML file. I don't
>> want to do that every time I create another invoice.
>>  I also wanted to change the word 'Sales' to 'VAT'
>> at the end of the table
> ...
>> Although GnuCash seems to work well, customising
>> reports needs to be made
>> more user friendly for the average user.
>> It shouldn't really be necessary for someone trying
>> to run a business to
>> have to start hacking lisp.
> ...
> 
> Please Note my NEW EMAIL ADDRESS:
> benedick_miller at yahoo.co.uk
> 
> ...shall we their fond pageant see?
> Lord what fools these mortals be!
> 
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