On 2/24/2019 7:02 PM, Chary Chary wrote:
Hello everybody,
I just started learning gnucash with the goal to depart from my from my
Excel-based bookkeeping system with pivot tables, so forgive me if I ask
stupid question. i think I read pretty much all of the help file, but still
didn't understand whether the following is possible:
I am just wondering whether there is a cashflow-like report which shows
also realized and unrealized gains for certain period
........
Now at the end of the year I have produced a new balance sheet.
So, I want to be able to explain a delta between a balance sheet at the
beginning of the ear and at the end.
Have you run the Income Statement report for the corresponding
interval? (start date day after previous Balance Sheet; end date the
date of the current Balance Sheet.
Does that not show what you want?
Michael D Novack
PS --- a Cash Flow report is something very different. For example, an
unrealized gain would NOT show on it. People may have to run both the
Income Statement and Balance Sheet ( the FIRST time also Balance Sheet
at start, after that you will have the "previous" from last time. But
you can sort of be doing very well in those terms but still run out of
CASH. It's the Cash Flow report that deals with that. By the same token,
you could be doing OK in terms of cash flow (temporarily) but heading
for a crash (building up debt, for example).
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