On Tue, Apr 10, 2012 at 01:09, John Wiegley <[email protected]> wrote: > There is no way presently to do what you're asking, either for 2.x or 3.0. > > Feature requests in Bugzilla are always welcome! :)
I started to look at the docs (v3) for Python, figuring I might be able to use that. As far as feature requests go, I'm not sure I have anything specific enough, except for maybe 'make -n be just a short-cut for ....' (except I'm not even sure what .... should be. > Are you sure it's register report you want, and not the balance report? I'm not sure, actually. Partly, yes. Partly no. More specifically, I just started (this calendar year) as treasurer for a local non-profit club, and the previous treasurer used Excel sheets to track everything, but it was only for one account. However, the members are used to a treasurer's report where expenses are broken down to the level of "we spent $$$ which was $$ for check to person X for Y, $$ for check to group Z for ..." and then summaries of income groups (except for income from dues where we want it broken out by who it was who paid the dues and when). I'm starting to think that ledger isn't the right tool in this case, but then I remembered it was programmable with Python... :-) so I hope it is the right tool. Otherwise it's back to a massive spread sheet with all kinds of sub-totalling cells. Thanks and sorry for the difficulties in explaining what I'm trying to do. -=Doug
