Sort transactions new to old

[Dustin Henning]

	Have you tried the up arrow?  I haven't tried this, but I believe I
have used the down arrow to do the opposite sometimes (vs enter).  If that
doesn't work, maybe someone else will have a suggestion that does.
Otherwise, I believe feature requests should be entered in the GnuCash bug
database (I'm not sure where this is, but it shouldn't be too difficult to
find, and I assume you should search for a similar request before making
your own).
	Dustin

-----Original Message-----
From: gnucash-user-bounces+the00dustin=gmx.net at gnucash.org
[mailto:gnucash-user-bounces+the00dustin=gmx.net at gnucash.org] On Behalf Of
Chris Lonsberry
Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2012 07:35
To: gnucash-user at gnucash.org
Subject: Sort transactions new to old

Hi all,

Just getting started with GnuCash (after becoming way too annoyed with Mint
to continue using it). Very happy so far!

I've discovered that the ability to sort new to old rather than old to new
does not currently exist. Is there a way to post a feature request for
GnuCash? I would imagine reverse sorting would be a fairly simple feature to
implement.

Why? If I have a lot of transactions to work through, I prefer to start with
the new ones rather than the old ones, but when working from new to old the
cursor always goes to the next, blank transaction after I finish with each
transaction. That requires me to manually select the previous transaction.
It adds up to a lot of extra clicking or tabbing when you want to work
reverse chronological.

The Enter key is a quick and efficient way to move down the list of
transactions, but I'm not aware of any way to move up the list as
efficiently. So, I suppose a good way to move up would be almost as good as
reverse sorting.

Thanks!

Chris
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