Report for asset distribution among securities

Daniel Kraft d at domob.eu
Tue Sep 1 06:27:29 EDT 2015


Hi!

On 2015-08-31 22:55, Wm... wrote:
> Sun, 30 Aug 2015 20:43:05 <55E34EB9.4070102 at domob.eu>
> Daniel Kraft <d at domob.eu> wrote...
> 
>> On 2015-08-30 20:26, David Carlson wrote:
>>> I did not see any of that detail on my (not-so)smartphone, only one line.
>>> I think that cannot be done with the existing reports as you have
>>> found.  Perhaps others have suggestions to help you.
>>
>> Thank you for the clarification!  Just for fun, I've started to work on
>> implementing it as a custom report myself.  In case it turns out that it
>> is actually already possible, it will be a useful learning experience
>> (and I'm definitely still interested to hear about that solution, if it
>> exists!).  Otherwise, I will get the report hopefully by myself and may
>> be able to share it.
> 
> if you can do Scheme SQL should be easy
> ...

Thanks for the SQL stuff!  This looks, indeed, useful for export of data
and later analysis with other means (e. g., LibreOffice as you mention it).

My own route, however, was to implement a custom report in Scheme.  This
makes accessing the report quick and easy, and was an interesting
refreshment of programming Scheme for me.  (As well as some Gnucash
concepts.)

It works already, but is not yet cleaned up.  I plan to submit a pull
request against Gnucash with my patch once it is ready.  I think that
this approach complements your export SQL nicely for different usage
patterns.

Yours,
Daniel

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