If 'by class' you mean dimensional reporting, a la 'tags' then I can say
there is more than a reasonable use case for this report. Folks are
having to shoe-horn adulterations of their account tree just for this
case, or else having to run several Transaction Reports and combining
them in a spreadsheet for the same effect. (for various uses and
purposes) The ability to filter transactions included on the Income
Statement/P&L would likely be very welcome among a not-so-small batch of
users.
In the short term, consider looking into the Python bindings and
Piecash. (or switching to one of the SQL backends as Wm mentioned and
going that route) The bonus for the SQL route is that one day, some day,
GnuCash will be a proper db app, and that SQL-based report could just
slide right in with maybe minor modification.
Regards,
Adrien
On 8/10/26 4:52 PM, Neil Aggarwal wrote:
The report I want is comparable to the Profit and Loss by Class report
which is part of QuickBooks. I use that all the time and imagine it will
be a useful addition to GnuCash.
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