On 5/31/2020 6:43 PM, Peter Azmanov wrote:
While the first part (savings) can be easily tracked via accounts of
this type, the second and third part aren't that obvious. I can't make
a sub-account in any of the accounts above because surplus is in all
of the accounts and I don't care how it's split between those.
Well you COULD.
Your question might more properly be thought of as "IF I had "surplus"
as sub accounts under each bank how would I produce a report showing
"surplus".
<< You also asked "should I" but at the moment I will ignore that. With
only in three, probably could just add up those from the Balance Sheet.
So let's pretend you would have LOTS of sub accounts making up total
surplus and yo want gnucash to do the work >>
OK then, you run the Balance Sheet report and use edit=>report options
to select JUST the sub accounts that are surplus. You then get a funny
sort of balance sheet report showing just these accounts and total << it
will call that "total assets" of course >> You can change the title of
the report, in this case change "Balance Sheet" to "Surplus Funds"
Michael D Novack
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