Re: Model of report

Hi Norton, I do it like this: 1. Create a budget report on a monthly scale 2. Create a budget report, show only actual values 3. Export to HTML 4. Import to Excel (external data) This offers quite a lot of powerful options for regular analysis, You need to do steps 1 and 2 only once, and save

Re: Custom Multicolumn Reports broken

2009/4/15 Derek Atkins warl...@mit.edu Hi, Joshua Ross josl...@gmail.com writes: Sorry that this isn't a very precise report about when the breakage happened, but I've been out of net contact for just over a week. Custom Multicolumn Reports are broken in trunk, both with and without

Re: [PATCH] Budget report improvements (was Re: Budget reports)

Hi Forest, your patch seems to be good work and gives a new structure for future progress :-) Just note that your patch should maybe include adding the new reports to the Makefile? Like this: Index: src/report/standard-reports/Makefile.am

Using Eclipse CDT as IDE for Gnucash

Hi devs, good news for all emacs haters (if there are any): you can use Eclipse as IDE for editing C and scheme (and other) sources and debugging C-Code. I have added an article to the wiki which describes my experiences so far http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Eclipse This may be a little

Re: Re[2]: average monthly report

Hi, this report more or less exists as patch in http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=532060. You can toggle the budget report to display only the actual values of all accounts for each time period. From there you can easily copy and paste to a spreadsheet and calculate averages, sums, maxs,

Windows: Console output on the msys terminal

Hi there, I wonder if anybody has already noted that there is no stdout or stderr on the windows shell msys. In http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Windows#Console_output_on_the_msys_terminalI describe a solution to obtain console output on windows. Does anybody have a better solution and could we get

Re: Windows: Console output on the msys terminal

/17 Andreas Köhler [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi, C. Ernst wrote: Hi there, I wonder if anybody has already noted that there is no stdout or stderr on the windows shell msys. In http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Windows#Console_output_on_the_msys_terminalI describe a solution to obtain console

Re: Windows: Console output on the msys terminal

problem you did would find and understand it immediately, maybe even by a Google search. Thanks. -- andi5 C. Ernst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: no, I missed that. I just used google with search strings like console, stdout and so. But exetype really does it - thanks! I suppose I should add

Re: [Patch] More convenience for entering account names (#144669 and #129099)

to Only Display Leaf Account Names with a default of FALSE, instead of Display Full Account Path with a default of TRUE. Thanks! -derek C. Ernst [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Hi, the attachement contains a patch to fix both http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=144669 and http

[Patch] More convenience for entering account names (#144669 and #129099)

Hi, the attachement contains a patch to fix both http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=144669 and http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=129099. It would be great, if somebody could check it out and confirm that it's working (local tests do so at least :-) Note: This attachement is for

exe prefix on windows

Hi, I am using two instances of Gnucash on Windows XP: - My productive System: the official 2.2.4. with the Windows installer - the current svn development version in c:\soft\gnucash\inst, built by the install.sh script If I modify e.g. the file preferences.glade it is installed correctly to

[Patch] Sorting in custom reports

Hello, this is a patch for http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=506798. The default sorting order is now applied to all balance reports. This is my very first patch to gnucash. Actually, it is just a suffix, but It took me more than two weeks to get into this scheme stuff... Christoph

Re: [Patch] Sorting in custom reports

-To-List or Reply-All features.. Quoting C. Ernst [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi Derek, do you mean, I should define something like an Association List of (Account - List of sorted children) outside of the for-each loop? Well, you don't need an assoc-list, but you can just use a let to assign