Copy image in Reports / Multicolumn reports problems
Carsten Rinke
carsten.rinke at gmx.de
Sun Aug 11 09:37:01 EDT 2013
Hi Johnny,
regarding the copy/paste it might be worth trying to export the report
first and open it with a web browser, the copy/paste from there.
For the multi-column reports there are some bugs open for it:
"When you have a mix of chart types (bar charts and pie charts) then the
pie charts do not work if the last chart is a bar chart"
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=704525
This one was found on 2.5.x and might get resolved with 2.6 (work ongoing)
"Multicolumn report does not show more than one graph"
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=638971
This one is fixed but it is still to be released with 2.6.
As far as I understand, starting with 2.5.x Gnuplot will be replaced jqplot.
So if you want to dig into it, start with 2.5.x.
And for myself I can say that new reports in the area of statistics are
highly welcome :-)
To get up and running for report writing look at
http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Custom_Reports
Enjoy,
Carsten
On 08/10/2013 10:54 AM, yggdrasil at gmx.co.uk wrote:
> I have made a few custom reports in GnuCash with nice pie charts and
> want to print these in a nice format. I can't really get GC to scale
> well, so I resorted to copying the images and pasting into Abiword to be
> able to fiddle with the formats. However, only 1 image copy/pastes as
> expected, the others have to be printscreened (multiple copy/pasting
> results in hte first image being pasted over and over again). Is this a
> bug, or is it only me?
>
> Also, trying multicolumn custom reports, I only get one report to
> display, the other(s) doesn't generate at all, even though they generate
> fine as separate images. Is this also only me?
>
> Finally, I guess the reports are generated by GnuPlot? Is there a good
> tutorial available on writing custom reports / graphs? I've been
> thinking about using ledger to dump financial stats over time and
> graphing, not sure if this would be feasible to do in GC directly, but
> being able to tweak plots would nonetheless be great.
>
> Thanks and all the best,
>
> Johnny
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