>> = account =~ /Employer:Payroll/ and expr amount>500 > > The 'expr' keyword has to be first.
Tried these variations, both of which didn't apply to any transactions: = expr account =~ /Employer:Payroll/ and amount>500 = expr account =~ /Employer:Payroll/ and expr amount>500 >> On a slightly related note, is there a way to make an automatic >> transaction result in a fixed amount, rather than a percentage? > > Just use a commoditized value, like $0.90, instead of 0.90. Ah, that works great. Is there a "Greater than or Equal to" or "Less than or Equal To" operator? I assumed that ">=" and "<=" would work, but they throw this error: -- While parsing automated transaction: > = expr amount>=500 and account =~ /Employer:Payroll/ Error: > operator not followed by argument -- Alternatively, I could just use a number a tiny bit lower than required in my comparison, for example ">499.999" as a replacement for ">=500". I hope I'm not bugging everyone too much here - thanks for all the help. - Zack
