Greetings I have been using ledger for a bit and am just starting to use more of its features. There seems to be always more there to explore and I do appreciate that the information is so readily accessible after entry.
Am wanting to find some way of reducing some tedium and I either am not understanding or not finding in the manual or what have you - - - - so I turn to the group hoping that someone has done similar. My record keeping system is a little complex and I have lots of levels of sub-accounts. As I'm doing my 'do the taxes trick' life would be quite a bit simpler if I could total the amounts in all the levels of sub-accounts under a particular account. $ ledger reg -f /home/memyself/ledger2014-19.dat 9795.00.66.01 -b 2019.01.01 -e 2019.12.31 This gives me a listing of all transactions in account 9795.00.66.01 and a summing of the various transactions - - - - that's already useful. Now 9795.00.66.01 is a sub-account in a group that starts at 9795.00.00.00 (The major sub-account) and runs to 9795.00.98.50 with presently 57 sub-accounts. Have been looking at the 'depth' command. That command, if I understand correctly, just limits the depth of the account tree. (My account tree can have a lot more than a few levels of depth.) I don't think that command will give me what I'm wanting. Is there some way to ask ledger to print and sum all the transactions from 9795.00.00.00 to 9795.00.98.50? TIA -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ledger" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/ledger-cli/CAPpdf59Jz3QgyyqpcY-T40RP34KRVSYMCwb3_yVY40w8NdTseQ%40mail.gmail.com.
