Hi Paul,
On 20/7/26 13:05, Paul Kroitor wrote:
Actually that’s just what the Balance Sheet (Multicolumn) does right
out of the box.
Just set the period and the range and it gives you the balance sheet
at each point in time in columns.
For example, I have one set of books (for a complex estate) where it
suits me to have columns for Balance at Death, after one year, two
years, and three years.
But it has no option to create intermediate column showing net
difference (change). For that, one must export to a spreadsheet.
Yes, the multi-column balance sheet actually gets very close, just
lacking that "delta" column.
I realise it can be manually added later, but that's a lot of manual
fiddling that I was hoping could be avoided. We started with
spreadsheets, having to copy it back into one to compute an extra column
seems wrong.
By the sounds of things, it allows for more than just two columns, so
one would have to choose which two columns you wanted the delta computed
on in that case.
--
Stuart Longland (aka Redhatter, VK4MSL)
I haven't lost my mind...
...it's backed up on a tape somewhere.
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