Gnucash Tip

Mike Leone turgon at mike-leone.com
Sat Jul 3 11:39:16 EDT 2010


On 7/3/2010 11:09 AM, Anthony Dardis had this to say:
> Quicken provides an "overview" of your accounts -- a list of today's
> balances for checking, savings, credit cards, major assets and
> liabilities. For something similar in GnuCash, run the Balance Sheet
> report, then go to Options to pick the accounts that you want to see in
> the overview. Then just leave that tab open, and every time you start
> GnuCash you'll have the overview. Click "reload" if you put in
> transactions and want to see how things have changed.

I just keep the "Accounts" tab open. It shows the current balances of 
all the accounts, too, without having to run a report. However, I don't 
use the business functions, or scheduled transactions, so that might 
perhaps make a difference.


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