[GNC] Gnu.cash user

[David T.]

Adrien, 

Good call. 

Of special interest perhaps are the Asset Chart and Liabilities Chart reports, in which the user can (a) select specific accounts to include (under Assets & Liabilities,  respectively), and (b) select Show Table to list the account values below. One can even (I believe)  suppress the chart portion and just list the amounts. 

David T.


On August 2, 2022 3:49:03 AM GMT+03:00, Adrien Monteleone <adrien.monteleone at lusfiber.net> wrote:
>What you are looking for (other than the Accounts Tab) is perhaps a Report. Play around with various reports to see what suits you best. Specifically for the particular accounts you mentioned, experiment with the reports in the Assets & Liabilities menu. The Balance Sheet, Asset Chart/PieChart and/or Net Worth BarChart/LineChart are probably what you want.
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>Also note there is a 'multi-column' report where you can have multiple reports all at once in a 'dashboard' like effect.
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>However, most, if not all, reports are designed to show you accounts vertically, not across. Most bar/line charts are designed horizontally.
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>Regards,
>Adrien
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>p.s. - also you don't *need* to tell us every message who you are and your e-mail address. We can see that info already. But as you can see, many of us have a 'signature' line or lines at the ends of our messages. Of course, whatever your preference, do as you like.
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>On 8/1/22 3:02 PM, James Baxter via gnucash-user wrote:
>> I am in Atlanta Ga. as I have Gnucash on my laptop. As I don’t see this on YouTube. Can you get the check acc, and also savings acc, Visa card to show across like on a spreed sheet.
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