On 2024-02-03, lipp f wrote:
> TIA.
>
Are you only interested in cases that a /transaction/ causes the maximum
balance to be reached (e.g. you deposited some cash)?
Maybe something like this?
$ ledger reg -JVd 'd > [2023] & d < [2024]' ^Assets:Checking \
| sort -g -k2 \
| tail -1
I think you need the display filter, because --period would set the
starting balance to 0.
I guess you could do --sort 'account.value(d)' or something, but that
would be kinda slow.
If you also care about the case where the market value of a commodity
increases, then I guess the answer is similar, but you need something
like `--daily` or `--weekly`.
I dunno, maybe someone else has a cleaner solution :)
Tavis.
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