[GNC] Charts with Multiple Currency

[risokei]

Hello,

Thanks for your help.

I inputted 1,000,000 JPY as cash and 55 facebook(it worth almost 
10,000USD, this mean it worth almost 1,000,000 JPY)

So my expectation is asset chart shows the total value is 2,000,000 JPY,
but actually it shows 1,000,000 JPY as cash and 100,000 JPY as asset

On 2019/10/06 14:14, Christopher Lam wrote:
> Hello, nice to hear users using multiple currencies in reports. Most 
> reports were designed to run converting all currencies into a "target" 
> currency. It would be useful to know exactly what report options you 
> are using, and exactly what you're trying to achieve.
>
> On Sun, 6 Oct 2019, 12:56 risokei, <risokei at gmail.com 
> <mailto:risokei at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>     Hello,
>
>     I'm using Gnucash with Japanese Yen and USD
>     Some charts show the data by graph.
>     But the graph is wrong. It seems all data is treated as Japanese
>     Yen in
>     the graph.
>
>     For example, Networth line chart
>
>     I have 100 JPY and US asset which worth 1 USD(1USD is almost 100
>     JPY),
>     Gnucash draw the graph as 100 for currency and 1 for foreign asset
>     value.
>     I think JPY and USD asset should have same volume in the graph in
>     this
>     example.
>
>     I guess gnucash don't have the feature to draw a graph with multi
>     currency .
>
>     Is there any workaround or fix for this?
>
>     Thanks in advance.
>
>     Risok
>
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