* POliveira <[email protected]> [2021-12-11 21:05]:
> In addition, there is a 4th Case I forgot to mention, which is cash
> holdings.
> Do you recommend having a single account Assets:Cash with multiple
> currencies in it or instead separate accounts as in Assets:Cash:EUR ,
> Assets:Cash:USD etc.? And why?
Personally, I have a single Assets:Cash account. I prefer a simple
account structure.
If I want to limit my queries to one currency, I can always do:
ledger reg ets:cas -l "commodity == 'PHP'"
Having said that, I can see two arguments for using Assets:Cash:CURRENCY
* `reg cash:php` is easier than `reg ets:cas -l "commodity == 'PHP'"`
* Balance assertions might be easier if there's only one commodity in the
account (?)
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