Sample ledger file:
$ ledger print -f ~/TextFiles/report.ledger
2016/07/17 IndianOilPetrolBunk
Equity:Fuel:Car 7.49 Ltr
Liabilities:CreditCard:Axis -500$
2016/07/17 KMTracking
Expenses:Fuel:Car 3.10 Ltr
Equity:Fuel:Car
2016/07/19 TrackFuelExpenses
Expenses:Fuel:Bike 7.12 Ltr
Equity:Fuel:Bike
2016/07/19 IndianOilPetrolBunk
Equity:Fuel:Bike 8.50 Ltr
Liabilities:CreditCard:Citi -600$
$ ledger reg -f ~/TextFiles/report.ledger -H -p "2016" -M Expenses:Fuel
16-Jul-01 - 16-Jul-31 Expenses:Fuel:Bike 503$
503$
<Adjustment>
-1$ 502$
Expenses:Fuel:Car
219$ 721$
Not clear, How the <Adjustment> is arrived at "*-1$*".
And on adding "--collapse", getting the first number as "1443$",
approximately double the total amount returned above "721$"
$ ledger reg -f ~/TextFiles/report.ledger -H -p "2016" *--collapse* -M
Expenses:Fuel
16-Jul-01 - 16-Jul-31 <Total> *1443$*
721$
Can someone please clarify why adding "--collapse" option is giving
different output instead of simply summing up the rows. Looks some more
logic is happening here.
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Regards,
Naga Kiran
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