No linesin receivables aging report

[Erik Haagensen]

> Why do you have multiple A/R accounts?

Actually I don't have.... and I really do not need anything else than for
the local currency.
But the setup for Norwegian Chart of Accounts had a placeholder account
above the actual Customer outstanding- account.
So to me it seems like Gnucash insist of using this placeholder account.

> You can run the report and then after you set the correct account you
> can rename it to e.g. "USD Receivable Aging" and then click "Add Report"
> to save it as a Custom Report.  Then in the future you can run the
> custom report.

If I can remove the placeholder account I'll try that.
If not I'll try the custom report suggestion.



2012/1/24 Derek Atkins <warlord at mit.edu>

> Hi,
>
> Erik Haagensen <erik.haa at gmail.com> writes:
>
> > Answer is "Yes" to both questions.
> >
> > I changed to correct account in Report Options - and then it worked !!
> >
> > However I have to change account each time I run the report.
> > How can I set the correct account as default ?
>
> Why do you have multiple A/R accounts?
>
> You can run the report and then after you set the correct account you
> can rename it to e.g. "USD Receivable Aging" and then click "Add Report"
> to save it as a Custom Report.  Then in the future you can run the
> custom report.
>
> > and ....
> > of course it is Gnucash 2.4.9  !!  Sorry about that mistake.
>
> * nods *
>
> -derek
>
> > 2012/1/23 Derek Atkins <derek at ihtfp.com>
> >
> >     Hi,
> >
> >     On Mon, January 23, 2012 10:25 am, erik_h wrote:
> >     > I have implemented a locale accounts plan.
> >     > And no I have no results in receivables aging report, in spite that
> >     there
> >     > are several invoices that have not been paided.
> >     >
> >     > Maybe the report "is looking" at wrong account.
> >     > Can I define this in any way ?
> >
> >     You entered your invoices through Business -> Customer interfaces?
> >     You entered your payments through Business -> .. -> Process Payment?
> >
> >     If either of these are *no* then the existing Aging reports wont
> work.
> >     If both are YES, then you can go into the report options and choose
> your
> >     A/R account.  This begs the question:  Why do you have multiple A/R
> >     Accounts?  The only time you would need that would be if you're
> operating
> >     in multiple currencies, in which case you would need one A/R per
> currency.
> >
> >     In the report options you can select the Account (and currency).
> >
> >     > Erik_H
> >     >
> >     > Gnucash 4.2.9
> >     > Win XP SP3
> >
> >     I presume you mean 2.4.9, as there is no GnuCash 4.x
> >
> >     > Please remember to CC this list on all your replies.
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> >
> >     -derek
> >
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