Perhaps more likely that he is not using formal accounting labels, & one
is an asset account & the other is not?
On 2022-04-08 10:21, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
If indeed your transactions were entered backwards, you can go through
each one and put a minus sign in front of each and every debit and
credit amount and they will swap sides after tabbing through. (there
might be an easier way to swap them, but I'm not aware of such)
There's no such thing as a negative debit or negative credit. They are
simply the 'negative' of each other which is why GnuCash will swap the
value to the opposite column if you put a minus sign on a value. (you
are either increasing or decreasing an account's balance, you can't
'negative increase' or 'negative decrease' it.)
Note, you probably want to turn on View > Transaction Journal while
doing this so you see all splits in a transaction. Be sure to reverse
every single split in every transaction or else you'll have a mess of
Imbalance entries to deal with.
Regards,
Adrien
On 4/8/22 5:19 AM, Chris Green wrote:
I have two accounts for my PCC using GnuCash, one is the general
church fund and the other is the buiding fund.
For some odd reason the Debit and Credit column labels are the wrong
way round on the building fund, other reports are OK. What's going on?
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