Hi,
On Tue, February 2, 2021 10:03 am, Chris Green wrote:
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> Yes, that works, thanks Derek. I suppose it's not too onerous as I
> only do it once a year! :-)
This begs the question: Why are you doing this? Why not just backup the
data file, then run tools -> Close Books to zero out your income/expense
accounts, and then continue on with the same data file? Why start over
from scratch?
GnuCash happily deals with multiple years of data; the reports happily
report for you. And if you separate it that way, it makes it very hard to
go back and look at previous years' data. It seems like a lot of work,
unless you have some external force requiring you to start over?
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-derek
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