I see the difference. I misunderstood how the tags were applied. Basically
needed this format:
2017/03/07 Check from Customer
Assets:Accounts Receivable:Customer $-1000.00 ; INV: 0001
Assets:Checking:FOO $1000.00 ; INV: 0001
Assets:Accounts Receivable:Customer $-1200.00 ; INV: 0002
Assets:Checking:FOO ; INV: 0002
Thanks again.
On Saturday, September 23, 2017 at 11:23:09 AM UTC-4, John Wiegley wrote:
>
> >>>>> "JW" == Justin Woody <[email protected] <javascript:>> writes:
>
> JW> I got that output by breaking it into 2 transactions:
> JW> 2017/03/07 (1000) Check from Customer
> JW> ; INV: 0001
> JW> Assets:Accounts Receivable:Customer $-1000.00
> JW> Assets:Checking:FOO
>
> I wonder if part of the problem is that you're mixing transaction tags
> with
> posting tags:
>
> 2017/03/07 (1000) Check from Customer
> ; INV: 0001
> Assets:Accounts Receivable:Customer $-1000.00
> ; INV: 0001
> Assets:Checking:FOO
>
> Here the first metadata is apply to every posting in the transaction; in
> the
> second case, it's only applied to the first posting.
>
> And thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying Ledger! :)
>
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