[GNC] gnucash 5.5 +(2023-12-16) Print APIC

Adrien Monteleone adrien.monteleone at lusfiber.net
Sat Jan 24 01:31:42 EST 2026


I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, but it appears that you have a 
specific account where you want to print all transactions contained therein.

If that is the case, you have (at least) two options:

1. While viewing that account register, choose Reports > Account Report

2. Run a Transaction Report, but select only that account on the 
Accounts tab.

In both cases, play with and adjust the Options to your liking. (most 
adjust in real time as you make them, some may need you to click the 
'apply' button, but in most cases, you do not need to 're-run' the 
report to see near-instant changes to reflect your new options)

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As for the second question, I'm guessing you are referring to column 
widths in a register. The Help manual covers this, but the idea is to 
adjust *all* of the other columns you want first to their desired 
widths, then finally, drag the right-handle/delimiter of the Description 
Header far to the Left (as into the title of the header itself) and let 
it go, where it will then snap-back to the right in order to fill the 
window with all of your columns sized as you want, and the Description 
will auto-size to take up the difference, *without requiring horizontal 
scroll bars*. (if you really want a wider description and don't mind 
scrolling, that is possible too)

Remember to always size columns by moving the *right* delimiter of the 
desired column in the header bar. If you grab the left one, you are 
really moving the 'right' delimiter of the column to its left.

Regards,
Adrien

On 1/22/26 2:13 PM, bbagley at bullish.org wrote:
>   How do i  print the acct Additional Paid in Capital, APIC, ????   (i 
> have gone reports, account summary, and under equity selected APIC and 
> can't seem to print it!)
> 
> How do i shorten my description line so that the items to the far right 
> like transfer thru balance move literally inches closer to the 
> description field?????



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