Export Reports in .csv Format

[glenn bergmann]

Hi, Thanks for the prompt response.  I will try the copy and paste suggested
by jomali.  I have already tried opening the .html Budget Report with Open
Office Calc and saving it as a .csv or .xsl file.  That didn't work.  I am
using the latest stable gnuCash version.

Glenn


On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 3:55 PM, Hubert Bahr <hab at hbahr.org> wrote:

> glenn bergmann wrote:
>
>> Hi,  I am using the gnuCash Budget feature.  It creates a comprehensive
>> budget/actual/difference Budget Report.  I would like to export this
>> Budget
>> Report in .csv format.
>>
> I have found that I can open the exported html page in Open office calc.
>  Then save is as a spreadsheet or a .csv file.  The advantage of saving it
> as a .csv file is that it removes the links and allows you then add your
> calculations.  I assume the same capability is available in Excel
> Hubert
>
>> This will allow me to use a spreadsheet program to
>> total monthly and year-to-date budget and actual data plus other analysis
>> of
>> the data.  I can currently only export in .html format.
>>
>> My operating system is Windows 7.  I use the latest version of Open Office
>> Spreadsheet.
>>
>> Thanks,  Glenn Bergmann
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