[GNC] Sorting accounts

Gregory Forster fgreg74 at gmail.com
Fri Mar 29 11:30:05 EDT 2019


Hi Matthew,

I created my account first  numerically: 10000 - Assets, 20000 - 
Liabilities, 30000 - Equity, 40000 - Income, 50000 - Expense.

10100 - Current Assets; 10110 - Checking Account, 10120 - Savings 
Account, 10130 - Money Market, 10140 - Investments (10141 - IRAs, 10142 
- Mutual Funds, 10143 - Stocks), etc.

10200 - Real Property

10300 - Vehicles

10400 - Equipment

10500 - Furniture and Fixtures

20100 - Current Liabilities; 20110 - Auto Loan, 20120 - Machinery loan, etc.

20200 - Long Term Liabilities; 20210 - Building Mortgage, etc.

Remember to post each account when you create or edit it to  its parent 
account. Each sub-account posts to the parent account.
For example. 50000  - Expenses; 50100 - Insurance; 50110  - Auto 
Insurance; 50111 - F-150, etc.
50000 - Expenses; 50200 - Utilities; 50210 - Electric, 50220 - Gas, etc.




On 3/29/2019 9:39 AM, Matthew Andrews wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> GnuCash has been working well for me, but it's beginning to get 
> cumbersome to look at.  My accounts seem to just appear in the order I 
> created them, which was just as they were needed.  It would be a lot 
> easier to read, for example, if I could put all my expenses in 
> alphabetical order.  Any suggestions on how to organize the accounts?  
> I have a tree structure, but when they're on the same level, how do I 
> change the order they appear?
>
> Thanks!
>
>
> ~Matthew
>
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