Example:
2019.01.03 Planet Granite
; when I actually get reimbursed, pay 169 to checking from perkup ;
* Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/01/
01]
* Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/02/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/03/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/04/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/05/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/06/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/07/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/08/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/09/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/10/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/11/
01]
Assets:Reimbursements:PerkUp $169.00 ; [=2019/12/
01]
* Assets:XXXXXXXXXX:Checking
Using this command:
ledger reg --cleared --effective
I would expect it to show a $338 debit from my checking account, but it
shows -$2,028.
Without marking the Checking line as cleared (*), the checking debits don't
show up at all in the cleared report.
Can this be achieved? Should it be achieved? I essentially want to track
planned future expenses in one place for simplicity, and mark them as
cleared as they happen.
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