Question regarding documenting Reversing Transactions

Adrien Monteleone adrien.monteleone at gmail.com
Thu Apr 27 19:40:15 EDT 2017


Could an additional “jump” entry be placed in the context menu for reversed transactions? Instead of the current jump to the ledger on the other side of a split, this jump would hop to the transaction that has been reversed.

An additional UI helper might be to use the NUM or ACTION fields to indicate that this is a Reversing/Correcting transaction.

-Adrien
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> Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2017 14:42:08 -0700 (PDT)
> From: DaveC49 <davidcousens at bigpond.com>
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> Subject: Re: Question regarding documenting Reversing Transactions
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> Thanks David,
> It had escaped my attention that the reversing transaction had been
> implemented. Since I retired i am only using gnucash for my personal
> accounting so finding the new features is not as important for me. On the
> odd occasion I have had to do one i usually do it manually. I can see the
> advantage for someone who does not have an accounting background. I do agree
> with the position that if it is there, the dialog should include input of a
> note to add to the transaction to make it's purpose and which transaction is
> being reversed clear. As the transaction uid is not visible to the user it
> probably doesn't make sense to provide a followable link between the
> transactions. Also perhaps an indication in the Type column i.e if it was an
> invoice something like I-R at the original invoice to indicate it had been
> reversed and an R for the reversing transaction.
> Cheers
> David Cousens



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