Remove list of accounts from standard reports
Wm
wm+gnc at tarrcity.demon.co.uk
Fri Aug 1 16:18:57 EDT 2014
Mon, 21 Jul 2014 09:56:46
<1775339.dX6YZirXPR at calufrax.nottingham.standbyevents.co.uk> Maf. King
<maf at chilwell.net>
>On Sat 19 July 14 16:42:36 Philip Tromans wrote:
>> I am running Gnucash version 2.6.3 under windows 7
>> The main report I use is Income&Expense-Cash Flow, where the body of the
>> report starts with 2 pages listing all the accounts included. and I
>> cannot see how to remove this list of accounts
>>
>
>
>Hi Philip,
>
>Yes, I see what you mean - I don't use the Cash Flow report (usually the
>transaction report can be beaten enough to show me what I want). I can't see
>any way to turn the list of selected accounts off on that report. The
>transaction report doesn't show the list you mention.
I'm seeing it (the Cash Flow report) differently (though it isn't a
report I use often myself)
On the Accounts tab you choose one or more accounts and then see the
flow. It makes sense if you clear all accounts and then choose a single
current asset account (I chose cash) and run the report. You can see
what it is doing then.
With the default accounts selected it doesn't make much sense at all
which is what the OP may have been referring to, i.e. which accounts
should he sensibly include? I'd suggest clear all and select current
account as the place to start.
>Seems to me that you may have to hand edit the report file (it is written in
>scheme) - I'm not on Windows so don't know where the definition file is
>located to give you a pointer.
I don't think we need to send the OP to that hell yet :)
>Note, you should always copy emails to the list for GnuCash User - it doesn't
>do it for you, unlike some other mailing lists. You may have a "reply all" or
>"reply to list" function in your email software that will help.... Others
>here know far more than I about GC, and other readers may benefit from the
>whole discussion. ( And you won't have to wait for me to get back after a
>weekend to see your reply!...)
Seconded
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