Rich,
I'm still learning...
I'll add that the Transaction Report has a Filter option where you can
choose to include or exclude transactions that have matching text in
'Description, Notes, or Memo' fields. (you can't specify which though)
And you can use Regular Expressions for a really
On Wed, 16 Dec 2020, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Sure it does, the first part of a criteria is the field to search. By
default, that is description. You have many options, including Notes
alone, or as part of 'Description, Notes, or Memo'.
Adrien,
Okay, I missed that ...
Be careful here
Sure it does, the first part of a criteria is the field to search. By
default, that is description. You have many options, including Notes
alone, or as part of 'Description, Notes, or Memo'.
Be careful here though. You need to do your Finds from the Accounts tab.
It is possible to do them
On Wed, 16 Dec 2020, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Though a carefully crafted Find ...
Adrien,
Find apparently does not look in the Notes for the search string. That's
where the unique string is located.
Regards,
Rich
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On Wed, 16 Dec 2020, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Though a carefully crafted Find (or series of them) should narrow down
those desired transactions, you also have View > Filter By... at your
disposal which might hide any undesirables that remain which meet the
available criteria. (but Find also
Though a carefully crafted Find (or series of them) should narrow down
those desired transactions, you also have View > Filter By... at your
disposal which might hide any undesirables that remain which meet the
available criteria. (but Find also allows you to choose to exclude
transactions
On Wed, 16 Dec 2020, David Carlson wrote:
You use the search function to do the editing, then simply print the
results with the account report. If you want to hide some of the details
you could print to PDF then open the PDF with a spreadsheet app and
manipulate the data there.
Thanks, David.
You use the search function to do the editing, then simply print the
results with the account report. If you want to hide some of the details
you could print to PDF then open the PDF with a spreadsheet app and
manipulate the data there.
On Wed, Dec 16, 2020 at 11:19 AM Rich Shepard
wrote:
> On
On Wed, 16 Dec 2020, David Carlson wrote:
From that description it sounds like you want to nearly arbitrarily pick a
few transactions to print out.
David,
That's true. Four transactions involving two accounts.
I would use the search function starting from the chart of accounts to
pick
>From that description it sounds like you want to nearly arbitrarily pick a
few transactions to print out. I would use the search function starting
from the chart of accounts to pick those needles out of the haystack then
use the Account Report.
On Wed, Dec 16, 2020 at 9:44 AM Rich Shepard
I want to print a report that shows 4 transactions: an initial debit to
checking account/credit to current liabilities, and 3 credits to checking
account/debit to that current liability account.
Which report on the Reports menu would be most appropriate for this task?
TIA,
Rich
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