>>>>> rob g <[email protected]> writes:
> With the following example (similar to the documentation example [1])
> 2013/08/01 Adjustment
> Assets:Cash = $10
> Equity:Adjustments
> 2013/04/01 Stuff
> Expenses:Stuff $10
> Assets:Cash
> 2013/01/01 * Opening Balance
> Assets:Cash $40
> Equity:Opening Balances
> I expected to have $10 in Assets:Cash, but I get
Can you explain why you thought that? Here's where the $40 comes from:
You set the balance of Cash to $10.
You transferred out $10, now it is 0.
You added $40.
Therefore, the balance is $40.
It is the sequence of transactions that matters, not their date ordering.
John
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