Hi,
yes you can do that (at least the amounts, the percentage I don't think
so),
'COMMODITY_META(str)': Get the metadata dict of the commodity
directive of the
currency.
btw. bean-query has a help and help sub commands which are very handy.
Regards,
Patrick
On 03.01.2024 12:54, Matt McCormick wrote:
Hello, I'm a newbie to beancount having transferred over from ledger
and trying it out.
Is it possible to use bean-query to filter accounts with commodities
where those commodities match a commodity attribute?
For example, I've added attributes to commodities like so to
distinguish asset classes:
1970-01-01 commodity FXNAX
name: "FID US BOND IDX"
asset: "bonds"
2011-05-04 commodity FXAIX
name: "FID 500 INDEX"
asset: "stock"
...
I would like to generate a report that provides a breakdown of the
current balances in USD for the asset classes ie.
bonds: $250 25%
cash: $100 10%
stock: $650 65%
I have a feeling this may be too advanced for bean-query's syntax.
I'm able to write a Python script if necessary but wanted to see if
this would be possible using bean-query first.
Thank you
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