Hi,
Here is my example file
-------------------8<-------------------8<-------------------
2012-03-10 * KFC
Expenses:Food $20.00
Assets:Cash
; MyTag: This is the first value for MyTag
2012-03-10 * KFC
Expenses:Food $20.00
Assets:Cash
; MyTag: This is the second value for MyTag
2012-03-10 * KFC
Expenses:Food $20.00
Assets:Cash
; MyTag: This is the second value for MyTag
-------------------8<-------------------8<-------------------
What I want are the *unique* *values* of tag MyTag.
So far, I mangaged to get:
$ ledger --args-only --file /tmp/test_tag.ledger tags --values --group-by
"tag('MyTag')"
MyTag: This is the first value for MyTag
MyTag: This is the second value for MyTag
The group-by trick is the only thing I found to uniquifying the lines.
But what I expect are the two lines below, without the "MyTag: " prefix.
This is the first value for MyTag
This is the second value for MyTag
Is there a ledger only solution ? What I mean is without piping through cut
like "| cut -c 8-". I tried --format, but I was not able to find any
correct syntax.
Thanks for your answers
Thierry
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