On 2016-04-02 17:15:44 +0000, Matt Burke said:
To understand my spending, I like to look at spending per month in each
account for the past few months. I haven't been able to find an easy
(ledger native) way to do this yet.
For example, I'd like to see something like:
Expenses:Groceries 2016-01 $ 25.20
Expenses:Groceries 2016-02 $ 28.50
Expenses:Groceries 2016-03 $ 35.40
Expenses:Utility:Gas 2016-01 $ 12.45
Expenses:Utility:Gas 2016-02 $ 13.89
Expenses:Utility:Gas 2016-03 $ 11.56
A format with columns for each period would also be acceptable:
2016-01 2016-02 2016-03
Expenses:Groceries $25.20 $28.50 $35.40
Expenses:Utility:Gas $12.45 $13.89 $11.56
The closest I've come so far, is manually manipulating a monthly
register report (`ledger reg -M`) by manually adding dates to every
row, using awk to reorder the columns, and using sort to group things
together.
Can ledger show me what I want natively?
How about this:
ledger reg --monthly -p 'this year' --format
'%(account)\t%(format_date(date, "%Y-%m"))\t%(amount)\n' groceries
I don't know if you may sort by account using --sort or --period-sort.
Others certainly know better.
Enjoy,
Life
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