Opening a lot?

ArtBra New Haven artbra at hyre.net
Tue Oct 23 21:36:14 EDT 2012


   Dear GNUCash:

On 10/23/2012 09:57 AM, John Ralls wrote:
> The Lots function is for calculating capital gains on
> stock sales, not for keeping track of T-shirts. It's not
> very flexible and won't really do what you want.

   I know that GC, and particularly lots, isn't for inventory control.
But it was a great excuse to play with a shiny new toy, and see just how
far I could twist it out of shape---on _that_ level it would do what I
want it to do.  :-)  However, I can read the writing on the flat panel...


On 10/23/2012 09:13 AM, Michale D Novack inscribed:
> 3) If you do want to track amounts by size just set up the
> goods inventory account with the children by size.

   Yup, that's what I've been doing, so I'll just stay with it.  The
stock requirements are so trivial, it just doesn't seem worthwhile to
use a separate mechanism, even one so simple as a spreadsheet.

   Thank you both for your clear and well-explained advice; I'll leave
lots until I try to set up stocks on my personal accounts.

   However while I have your attention, I'll ask another possibly-obtuse
question.  Is there any way to associate a transaction (actually, a
split) with a customer without generating an invoice?  I'm looking to
get a report saying customer A spent $X, and customer B spent $Y.


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	Thanks and best wishes,

		Max Hyre


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