Fwd: New transaction report - consolidates / creates composite if same description, has find capability and can convert annual data to daily amounts

[Dave H]

Gerald,

I'm running Ubuntu and just copied them to my .gnucash folder under Home
and started GnuCash and there they were :-)

Cheers Dave H.

On 30 March 2017 at 02:58, Gerald Ellis <gellis at aeneas.net> wrote:

> Doug
> I have been watching this board since before your announcement.  Since
> then I have been looking for an indication of where to place these new
> files in my Linux (Version 4.9.14-200.fc25.i686+PAE) system.  I am
> currently using gnuCash version 2.6.15 built from rev 1ef17e6+ on 2016-
> 12-19. I have not yet seen anything on this and wonder if you would be
> so kind as to give me some instructions.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Gerald
>
> P.S.: I have deleted all of the additional responses to avoid and size
> restriction in email handlers or routers.
>
> On Tue, 2017-03-21 at 10:31 -0400, Cindy Doughty wrote:
> > Dear Gnucash-Users
> >
> > It brings me great pleasure to present an updated and beefed up
> > transaction.scm
> >
> > In addition to advanced date, transaction and account filtering
> > capabilities, and the scaling multiplier features already presented,
> > it now
> > has a novel multi-column view to separate transactions into splits as
> > a
> > multicolumn view.
> >
> > This will be useful in multiple ways. For example
> > 1) report your bank account, and filter by expenses, visualise the
> > monies
> > leaving your bank into various accounts
> > 2) report from your GST/VAT accounts, and visualise the various
> > incomes and
> > expenses, with quarterly totals. Use figures to determine your
> > GST/VAT
> > obligations.
> > 3) cut from multicolumn, and paste into spreadsheet for more advanced
> > data
> > analytics
> >
> > See attached sample reports for illustration.I will be happy for this
> > report to be submitted to the standard reports.
> > Thanks to help from Chris Lam, this report is nearly mature - just
> > needs
> > some adjustments to UI and settings.
> >
> > Doug Doughty
> > ---
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