I've run this report quite a bit in the past, but have been derelict in
my budgeting lately.
I just ran it as a test.
Yes, it shows the start of the budgeting period.
That seems pretty normal to me, especially if you are showing multiple
periods. It makes sense to show when the budget period begins. An ending
date doesn't tell you much. (*when* do you start implementing the
budget??) Budgeting is more of a thing you begin, and maybe revise and
start again as of another date.
If you don't care for this, as noted by Stan, export to spreadsheet and
adjust the date, or just format that cell as a date and have it only
show the name of the month. Either would accomplish the goal.
If you'd prefer to script it, the report is just HTML when you
save/export it, so that should be rather easy.
Regards,
Adrien
On 9/17/26 4:17 PM, Larry E wrote:
Hi. I am relatively new to gnucash and am using it for our HOA.
I have a question about Budget Reporting. I tried unsuccessfully to look
online for an answer.
When I run a Budget Report, the date the appears on the report is the start of
the Accounting Period.
I have to present this to our Board of Directors on a monthly basis and would
like the date to represent the date I create the Budget report. Is this
possible? The data in the report is up-to-date. I'm afraid the date shown
will confuse them.
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