On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 3:29 PM, Craig Earls <[email protected]> wrote:
> Is your account hierarchy separated by periods, or colons? If you use
> colons you get this grouping for free using the —depth option.
>
>
So if I changes a transaction record from:
2014.07.17 Superstore - fuel
Expense: fuel - gas - clear: 9350.10.51.01 $ 19.05
Expense: fuel - gas - clear: 9764.01.04.00 $ 4.76
Expense: GST -- personal: 8762.10.10.20 $ 0.95
Expense: GST - business: 8762.10.10.10 $ 0.24
Asset: PC Financial: 1002.70.20.00 $ -25.00
to:
2014.07.17 Superstore - fuel
Expense: fuel - gas - clear: 9350: 10: 51: 01 $
19.05
Expense: fuel - gas - clear: 9764: 01: 04: 00 $
4.76
Expense: GST -- personal: 8762: 10: 10: 20 $
0.95
Expense: GST - business: 8762: 10: 10: 10 $
0.24
Asset: PC Financial: 1002: 70: 20: 00 $
-25.00
I would be able to use a query which could do something like
1. totals in a time period for 9350: 10: 51: 01
2. totals in a time period for 9350
3. totals in a time period for 9350 to 9362
Please advise?
Dee
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