Geoff
> =
>
> On 23/05/2024 1:47 am, Who The Hell Knows wrote:
> > I'm looking for a balance sheet report similar in format to the budget
> > report but instead of the net debit/credit per account per month it shows
> > the account balances at the end of
Daniel,
The Budget module needs lots of testing.
Some changes were made (not sure at what release) to sort out issues
with negative signs and the book preference for 'reverse balanced accounts.'
I used to use this module quite a bit, but about that time, I fell
behind and have
Hi Julian
Try the Balance Sheet Multicolumn report. It has options for Monthly or
Yearly balances.
Regards
Geoff
=
On 23/05/2024 1:47 am, Who The Hell Knows wrote:
I'm looking for a balance sheet report similar in format to the budget
report but instead of the net debit/credi
I'm looking for a balance sheet report similar in format to the budget
report but instead of the net debit/credit per account per month it shows
the account balances at the end of each month in multiple columns, one
month per column.
Does such a report exist?
Thanks,
J
97870
* https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=689754
I've seen a bunch of comments in this e-mail thread about user error or
user preferences. Fact is the budget feature is just plain wrong as there
is currently no form of user entry that gives consistent results in the
following areas:
* Budget Chart - plot
You can indeed save as CSV after opening in LibreOffice or Excel. Once
it is opened, the spreadsheet app now controls what you do with it.
Regards,
Adrien
On 1/13/24 5:27 PM, David Carlson wrote:
I just tried opening a GnuCash report saved in Html format with Libre
Office writer and found that
I just tried opening a GnuCash report saved in Html format with Libre
Office writer and found that it would offer to save in ODT format as soon
as I tried to save anything. I am sure that it would also save in csv or
other common formats.
On Sat, Jan 13, 2024 at 3:14 PM Michael or Penny Novack
On 1/13/2024 1:34 PM, Dennis Powless wrote:
Are there other options to export besides HTML? Say to excel in csv or txt?
If you open an HTML document, do you know how to get the content saved
as .xlsx or .cvs or .txt? The point here is that asking the developers
to add the option of adding ex
On 2024-01-13 10:34, Dennis Powless wrote:
> Are there other options to export besides HTML? Say to excel in csv or txt?
Directly, no. But you can open the exported HTML file in Excel and then
File » Save As a variety of formats including CSV and text. I've never
done this myself, but it has bee
I realize that Gnucash is not a budgeting tool and I don't expect it to
provide the functionality that one can get from excel or open office. So,
I think I will just export the data to excel and do the budget/dashboard
from there. I can get what I need from the reports quite easily in gnucas
way behind in my own budgeting!)
>
> You might have to play around a bit to see if it is possible to come up
> with a sane entry method that produces a sane bottom line result. Or you
> may have discovered a bug that needs fixing.
>
> I'll endeavor to work on my budget thi
have discovered a bug that needs fixing.
I'll endeavor to work on my budget this week and see if I can duplicate
your issue.
And no, I don't think the Budget Module docs have been updated in many
moons and suns.
Regards,
Adrien
On 1/10/24 12:12 PM, Dennis Powless wrote:
I'm trying to create a budget and am having some issues with setting it up.
I have a liability for car loan and expense for interest for that loan.
I pay out of the checking account, say 500.
I split to the Liability loan 200 and expense interest 300.
In a spreadsheet I would budget out 50
e the Use
> > Accumulated Amounts report but I could not find it. Do I have to upgrade
> to
> > ver 5 or am I not looking in the correct place?
>
> I don't know where you've looked, but in the Budget Report options, on the
> General tab, there is a checkbox labelled
you've looked, but in the Budget Report options, on the
General tab, there is a checkbox labelled 'Use accumulated amounts'. Is that
what you're looking for? When checked the accumulated amount budgeted over all
periods up to the that period is shown. When unchecked only th
I'm not familiar with such a report name. I'm on 5.4 and it does not exist.
Regards,
Adrien
On 11/17/23 1:53 PM, larry johnston wrote:
Hi,
I got as far as upgrading to GC 4.14 and was planning to use the Use
Accumulated Amounts report but I could not find it. Do I have to upgrade to
ver 5 or a
Hi,
I got as far as upgrading to GC 4.14 and was planning to use the Use
Accumulated Amounts report but I could not find it. Do I have to upgrade to
ver 5 or am I not looking in the correct place?
TIA,
Larry
On Wed, Jul 19, 2023 at 1:31 PM larry johnston
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes, I was thinking o
Hi,
Yes, I was thinking of starting over with 5.3. If I could import the Chart
of Accounts from 2.6.15 that would be great.
Larry
On Wed, Jul 19, 2023, 11:17 a.m. Stan Brown (using GC 2.6.19) <
stan+gnuc...@fastmail.fm> wrote:
> On 2023-07-19 09:25, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> > On 7/18/23 1:07
On 2023-07-19 09:25, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
> On 7/18/23 1:07 PM, larry johnston wrote:
>> Will 2.6.15 run on Windows 11? Can it still be downloaded?
>
> First a direct answer:
>
> I don't know, but I'm sure It doesn't hurt to try. Maybe someone with
> Win11 can try installing it to see and rep
I forgot about that option.
For completeness, what you are describing is to start with the new
version on a new computer with a fresh file, then just use your ending
figures from the 2.6.15 file as 'opening balances' in the new file, correct?
Note, you can start entirely fresh, or if you like
elp, even though that isn't specific to GnuCash. (and
> there is plenty of help on the web for that too)
>
> Lastly, don't rule that old rustbucket out. It may be possible to
> 'refresh' it simply by reinstalling Windows, possibly upgrading some
> internal hardware,
Adrien,
The original thread was three years ago. Has there been any changes to 'use
accumulated amounts' report?
Larry
On Wed, Jul 19, 2023 at 9:32 AM Adrien Monteleone <
adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:
> Larry, it was there. I answered in that existing thread. (and I see you
> replied t
Larry, it was there. I answered in that existing thread. (and I see you
replied there too)
Regards,
Adrien
On 7/18/23 4:55 PM, larry johnston wrote:
Hi,
I thought I posted this question to the list earlier today but I did not
see it come through on the feed. So forgive me if it is already out
alize aging
hardware to like-new performance. (or better in some cases!)
Does a later version have a report with the same functionality as Phil's
YTD report?
I think Chris answered this, but specifically we'd need Phil's report
(or at least a sample of its output) to know for sure.
To
upgrade
to a newer version? 2.6.15 meets our needs for home finances.
We currently use GNUCash 2.6.15 with Windows 10and rely on Phil's custom
YTD report to compare income and expenses against my budget. If I upgrade
to the current version which I understand has a similar report called 'use
a
to access our current files what stages of upgrading do we need
to take?
Is it possible for someone who is not that computer savvy to run two
versions of GNUCash on Windows 11?
TIA,
Larry
On Wed, Jan 15, 2020 at 3:59 PM Christopher Lam
wrote:
> The updated budget report in 3.8 aims to di
I've just run my budget report for the first time since the 5.0 upgrade
(specifically, I'm on version 5.0, build ID Flathub 5.0-1, on Ubuntu 22.04
LTS ), and my saved report configuration comes up completely blank. In
troubleshooting, I find that if I use the "Make PDF" b
m creating my Budget, I have assumed
this:
1. All Income values are positive numbers.
2. All Expense values are negative numbers.
With that being said and used, my reports work for; a) Profit and Loss Report
and b) my Budget Report.
Now the question is, where do I go from here?
nds like you understand my problem. However, since I'm not a
>programmer, I hesitate to tackle this patch. Maybe it is easier than it
>looks and is probably the best fix? I'm just nervous here.
>
>Let me ask this basic question. When I am creating my Budget, I have
>assumed th
] Budget Reporting on select reports are wrong
https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=798864
--- Comment #8 from Christopher Lam --- P.S. even
if this is the right fix, the budget report is very likely to show wildly
incorrect amounts if the user has an unusual account structure, e.g. an
Sounds like you understand my problem. However, since I'm not a programmer, I
hesitate to tackle this patch. Maybe it is easier than it looks and is probably
the best fix? I'm just nervous here.
Let me ask this basic question. When I am creating my Budget, I have assumed
this:
Subject: [Bug 798864] Budget Reporting on select reports are wrong
https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=798864
--- Comment #6 from Christopher Lam --- In other
words what do you think should be the "Total revenue", "Total expenses" and
"Net loss/gain for Budget Unn
roup
> *Subject:* Re: [GNC] GnuCash 5.0 Budget Reporting on select reports are
> wrong
>
>
>
> It's true that only the "Budget report" has been scrutinized for bugs.
> Please file in Bugzilla.
>
>
>
> On Sat, 15 Apr 2023, 4:38 pm Richard Lindgren,
>
It's true that only the "Budget report" has been scrutinized for bugs.
Please file in Bugzilla.
On Sat, 15 Apr 2023, 4:38 pm Richard Lindgren,
wrote:
> I have upgraded my GnuCash program 4.13 to 5.0 (Build ID:
> 5.0+(2023-03-25)) after realizing that the budget expense ca
I have upgraded my GnuCash program 4.13 to 5.0 (Build ID: 5.0+(2023-03-25))
after realizing that the budget expense calculations were not correct. Not all
the budget reports are wrong, but of the reports that I choose to use that are
wrong are:
1. Budget Income Statement
2. Budget Profit
Hello
I use BUDGET & BUDGET REPORT in GNUCASH ver. 4.13.
For my BUDGET REPORT I have SHOW BUDGET, SHOW ACTUAL & SHOW DIFFERENCE in
the display settings enabled.
Problem:
In the row of one of my expense account (Service Charges) the report shows
in the colu
tion during the budget period part of the result.
In the language of my last e-mail, this pull request computes "ES_12*X_1"
(but perhaps it should be "ES_12*X_2"... to be discussed).
https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/pull/1497
On Sun, Jan 8, 2023 at 9:34 AM ml enquirer wrote
Yes, it's cumulative, which is a problem I think.
Let:
0 indicate the opening of the book
1 indicate the start of the budget period in question
2 indicate the end of that period
S_i indicates the sum of transactions since 0 at marker i, in the currency
of the sub-account
P_i indicates the s
As long as the change in value isn't cumulative, I would want to know.
If I wanted to budget the same 'purchasing power' as last period/year, I
would not want to budget the exact same nominal amount. (on that note, a
feature to factor inflation for budgets would be swe
Hi Fred,
Thanks for the thought! I agree the change in value is 10,000. My point is,
basically, that I don't care about currency fluctuations in money already
spent when planning *next* year's budget.
But the 'problem' (which might just be that I need someone to explain wha
On 07 January 2023 at 10:21, ml enquirer said:
> Just to add that I was wrong that this could be solved by making budgets
> with a single period. I *think* this problem arises for any multi-currency
> sub-accounts and becomes visible when you have a book which has been
> running for many years. In
inline, but
> I'm going to grit my teeth and do it here - forgive me!
>
> Cheers,
> D
>
> On Sat, Jan 7, 2023 at 12:47 AM Adrien Monteleone <
> adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:
>
>> Christopher Lamm had been working on various aspects of the Budget
&g
working on various aspects of the Budget
> Report not long ago. He may be able to squeeze in a look at this. He'll
> likely be the one to see your bug report and maybe shed light on the
> math logic.
>
Great: https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=798716
> If I can find some
Christopher Lamm had been working on various aspects of the Budget
Report not long ago. He may be able to squeeze in a look at this. He'll
likely be the one to see your bug report and maybe shed light on the
math logic.
If I can find some time this weekend I'll test as well. I norm
Dear all,
I've done some digging, and Gnucash totals seem to be wrongly reported for
budget reports with multi-currency sub-accounts. But I'm not an accountancy
expert at all, so perhaps someone can explain the accounting logic behind
it? Perhaps a report that can imply 1+1=3 sho
Hi!
Any clues as to where to start to understand this odd budget report
behaviour? Browsing the code, I wondered if I should start pulling the code
apart here:
https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/blob/master/gnucash/gnome/gnc-budget-view.c#L1011
to understand why the totals would be combined in
Dear all,
I spend in two currencies and, historically, I chose to create separate
accounts under each expense line for each currency. In future I will do
this differently, employing trading accounts, but what I'm about to
describe should still work. I budget in my 'home' currency,
On 12/28/22 5:38 AM, David Long wrote:
Thanks Adrien for your reply. I have also been trying to produce a report
showing this year's P&L compared with previous. I tried the multi column
reports, but the descriptions repeat and the rows do not line up.
Reporting Actual V Budget and pr
On 12/28/2022 6:38 AM, David Long wrote:
Thanks Adrien for your reply. I have also been trying to produce a report
showing this year's P&L compared with previous. I tried the multi column
reports, but the descriptions repeat and the rows do not line up.
Reporting Actual V Budget
Thanks Adrien for your reply. I have also been trying to produce a report
showing this year's P&L compared with previous. I tried the multi column
reports, but the descriptions repeat and the rows do not line up.
Reporting Actual V Budget and prior years is pretty standard in an
a
You are correct.
The current work-around is to finish off in a spreadhseet to add the
missing Net Income calculation.
Adding the Actual (and Variance) to the Budget Income/P&L version would
be nice. (percentages would be awesome too!)
I'm not sure that it is necessary for the bas
I am trying to report an income statement showing actual against budget.
If I select an Income Statement report or a Profit and Loss statement report
I see the actuals for the period , but not the budget.
If I select Budget Income Statement Report or Budget Profit and Loss
statement report
t-All/Copy/Paste works fine too. Some methods carry over
formatting, and others let you easily copy over plain text.
The Title Extension is just the name of your budget. You can just select
that cell and edit as needed. (or rename your budget to something you'd
prefer as a title extension) I&
I forgot to add, if you go the CSS route (or use CSS customizations
before going to a spreadsheet) you'll want to focus on learning the
basics of headings, fonts, colors, and tables. That should be sufficient
for working with GnuCash reports. (there might be a few others, but this
will get you
7;Report Name:Budget Name', so while
you can't customize the entire name, you can influence how it reads,
somewhat, by editing this field and getting crafty with the name of your
budget. (not ideal, I know)
Stylesheet - use the CSS (experimental) setting here, this will allow
you to
a very small non-profit, and
the "standard family bank account" approach has worked just fine. Now,
I find that I would like to add keeping our budget performance on GnuCash.
I have set up the budget, which is working fine, the challenge is that
the included budget reports are inade
I have been using GnuCash for about a year and am not a very
sophisticated user. I am the treasurer for a very small non-profit, and
the "standard family bank account" approach has worked just fine. Now,
I find that I would like to add keeping our budget performance on GnuCash.
expect.
I created a budget to cover the period Oct 21 through to Sept 22.
I am however struggling to get a report to show me my likely closing balance
based on the differences between my forecast and actual income and outgoings.
Hopefully this question make sense.
Almost. What exactly do you mean
I’m new to gnucash so please let me know if this is not the correct way to get
support.
I have successfully entered all my transactions back to Oct 21, everything
balances as I expect.
I created a budget to cover the period Oct 21 through to Sept 22.
I am however struggling to get a report to
Please file a bug report on Bugzilla?
On Mon, 17 Jan 2022, 5:42 pm Peter Jackson, wrote:
> I am using the Budget routine with Expenses and Income selected, set to
> range, manual periods, with 1 selected in both cases.
> In the January ie first column only for Income, the Total does
I am using the Budget routine with Expenses and Income selected, set to
range, manual periods, with 1 selected in both cases.
In the January ie first column only for Income, the Total does not equal
the sum of the components in both the Budget, and Budget report. In fact,
if I enter zero in each
I am using the Budget routine with Expenses and Income selected, set to
range, manual periods, with 1 selected in both cases.
In the January ie first column only for Income, the Total does not equal
the sum of the components in both the Budget, and Budget report. In fact,
if I enter zero in each
I get that, but that's the best we have at the moment.
Your hands don't have to leave the keyboard though, so it isn't terribly
slow.
Unfortunately, I don't think the Budget screen is implemented as a
'spreadsheet' though it has rows and columns of ce
Thanks, Adrien, but those functions are only of limited help.
All periods (and estimate) can be useful *at the beginning* of a year. I
usually copy a budget when starting a new year, then use the "all periods"
function to fill December numbers into Jan-Dec of the new year where
Not sure about LibreOffice, but for those on MacOS, Numbers.app lets you
define 'groups' that you can expand and collapse with a click. You could
then define each of your periods as a group, then expand/collapse to
show/hide the Actual/Budget/Diff columns for each.
Regards,
Adrien
Not sure if you solved this but I see no one has replied.
Run a Budget Report. (best to exclude the Actuals and Diff columns)
Then copy/paste or save/open the resulting report in your favorite
spreadsheet app.
Regards,
Adrien
On 4/17/21 9:32 AM, Morris Beavers wrote:
Hello GNUCash,
My
There is the function to edit 'all periods' for a particular account at
a time. (on the toolbar, and in the Edit menu)
Of course this isn't just 'to the right' but for all periods in the budget.
There is not an easy way I can see to copy an entire period to others.
A
I would echo the feature request for "fill from selected to the right".
Another good addition to the budget editor would be the ability to copy an
entire period column for all accounts.
Thanks!
--
*Jim Passmore*
On Sun, Dec 26, 2021 at 10:45 AM Graham Ward wrote:
> You can edi
You can simply tab over and do copy/paste, but otherwise, not that I'm
aware of.
Regards,
Adrien
On 12/26/21 9:43 AM, Graham Ward wrote:
You can edit a budget by changing the individual values by period, but is
there a way to edit all future periods from say period 3 - 12 rather than
h
You can edit a budget by changing the individual values by period, but is
there a way to edit all future periods from say period 3 - 12 rather than
having to edit each one individually? So ideally I would like to change a
line from "this period forward"
If this is the case, then this is very likely a genuine bug and would need
a test data file, sample reports in Bugzilla.
On Mon, 29 Nov 2021, 9:58 pm Charles Crossan, wrote:
> I believe I found the answer to this.
>
> The Budget report (and the Transaction Report) are showing the
Charles,
I'm glad you've been able to track down the differences.
It would seemingly be sensible for the different reports to use the same
boundary definitions. Whether that can happen is another story.
The budget reports as far as I know have not received any developer attention
I believe I found the answer to this.
The Budget report (and the Transaction Report) are showing the "expected"
values for changes to liability account balances - how much debt I actually
paid off this month.
The Net Worth Report (and Liabilities Over Time Report) also show "a
Hello!
I've been using GNUCash (gratefully, and happily) for 10 years, and this is
my first time reaching out to the mailing list.
I recently noticed that the "Budget Report" for the current period shows a
different "Act" value for "changes in Liabilities" tha
h of what I want so that it
is useful.
Steve
> On Oct 10, 2021, at 9:51 PM, Jon Schewe wrote:
>
> Steve,
>
> In the report options I believe you will find the following settings
> useful.
>
> Under the display tab:
> I have Budget and Actual turned off and Difference
Steve,
In the report options I believe you will find the following settings
useful.
Under the display tab:
I have Budget and Actual turned off and Difference turned on. This fits
with my idea of envelope budgeting. You should experiment with which of
these 3 columns you find the most useful
Hello, does the budget report option "Use accumulated amounts" help? If
not, please file a bug.
On Mon, 11 Oct 2021, 6:21 am Steve Welch via gnucash-user, <
gnucash-user@gnucash.org> wrote:
> I apologize in advance if the answers to these questions are painfully
> obvious.
I apologize in advance if the answers to these questions are painfully obvious.
I have tried to read the resources provided but no luck so far.
I set up my budget with 12 periods (months) - each item is simply 1/12th of the
annual total.
What I am used to using (Moneydance, Quicken) are two
just filter that
report by using the account filter in the options box.
I hope that helps.
Cheers
Hop
On 6/10/21 23:14, GnuCash Charity User wrote:
Sorry if I wasn't clear, don't need to budget for taxes themselves, but
taxes included in line X. So if I budget $150, that&#
Sorry if I wasn't clear, don't need to budget for taxes themselves, but
taxes included in line X. So if I budget $150, that's including tax paid,
hence want ability to report combined.
On Wed, 6 Oct 2021 at 01:32, flywire wrote:
> Your reports show Expense:X and Asset:Tax
Your reports show Expense:X and Asset:Tax Collected (but not reimbursed).
Why do you want to budget for tax if it is reimbursed with a net cost of
zero?
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rting. Previously, we
included taxes and the actual spend in budgeting and reporting in the same
line item. Now it it is in separate lines.
For example, previously we would budget/report we spent $113 on line X -
$100 for the item itself, $13 in taxes (I'm in Canada). It's helpful
showing t
On Fri, 2021-08-06 at 17:24 -0500, Tommy Trussell wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 6, 2021 at 9:25 AM Jon Schewe wrote:
> > I am using the budget report and it's working quite well, except
> > for
> >
> > one thing. When I am viewing a whole year I need to scroll left and
>
On Fri, Aug 6, 2021 at 9:25 AM Jon Schewe wrote:
> I am using the budget report and it's working quite well, except for
> one thing. When I am viewing a whole year I need to scroll left and
> right to see columns later in the year and when I do this I can't see
> the labe
I am using the budget report and it's working quite well, except for
one thing. When I am viewing a whole year I need to scroll left and
right to see columns later in the year and when I do this I can't see
the labels on the left for the accounts. Does anyone have a good way
around t
Is there any possibility of considering adding to the Budget Report, the
ability to select an option for the Diff column to display as a
percentage of the Actual/Budget? It would make reporting somewhat more
convenient. The feedback I receive from those who read the reports i
they would prefer
Hello GNUCash,
My version is 4.4.
My budget is open. No export seems to be available for the budget. After
highlighting several rows ctrl-c doesn't seem to copy the highlighted data
to the clipboard.
I'm trying to get the sum of expense sub-accounts to enter into the "Total
Finance::Quote: 1.49
>>
>> Version under Ubuntu 18
>>
>> Version 2.6.19
>>
>> In previous version there was a total line at the very bottom of the
>> budget screen that allowed me to see which months were over/under spent
>> allowing me to fo
gt;
> Current Ubuntu 20 GNU Cash Version
>
> Version: 3.8
> Build ID: 3.8b+(2019-12-29)
> Finance::Quote: 1.49
>
> Version under Ubuntu 18
>
> Version 2.6.19
>
> In previous version there was a total line at the very bottom of the
> budget
18
Version 2.6.19
In previous version there was a total line at the very bottom of the
budget screen that allowed me to see which months were over/under spent
allowing me to forecast future issues in my cash flow. Is there a way to
turn this back on in settings or can it be reintroduced. I
Yes. To reset the ability to roll-up the child amounts, select the
parent amount and delete it. Leave nothing in that cell. (it will
probably show a gray '0.00' or if there are child amounts already
assigned, their total instead)
Regards,
Adrien
On 7/20/20 4:31 PM, Jon Griffith wrote:
Got it
PM Adrien Monteleone <
adrien.montele...@lusfiber.net> wrote:
> I'm not 100% clear on what you are trying to change, but here's how the
> Budget Module works:
>
> You can set child amounts. Those will automatically roll up to the parent.
>
> If you set anything at
I'm not 100% clear on what you are trying to change, but here's how the
Budget Module works:
You can set child amounts. Those will automatically roll up to the parent.
If you set anything at all for the parent, even 0.00, then that is what
you will get. It then ignores the child a
Trying to wrap my head around something.
The totals calculated on top level accounts are a cumulative sum of it's
sub accounts *and* any transactions *in* the top level account, assuming it
can have transactions.
There are instances where if I manually change a budget amount, it does not
a
those child accounts to give
you a total Medical budget. (again, as long as you haven’t entered ‘0.00’ into
the Medical parent budget. To be sure, you can select it and hit `delete`)
When you have some time, report back here and we can work on it.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Jul 6, 2020 w28d188, at 8
no values. For example, Medical has no entries for
doctor's visits, meds, and tests, but I can live with seeing zero.
Now I can move on to finishing my budget. You are a life saver. Thanks.
Lorrie
On Mon, Jul 6, 2020 at 3:13 PM wrote:
> Send gnucash-user mailing list submis
> On Jul 6, 2020 w28d188, at 8:36 AM, Lorrie Laskey wrote:
>
>
> I tried estimating the expenses and that ignored the rent, entirely, the
> largest of my expenses.
Please do file a bug report on this. Extensive work has been done on the budget
recently and the developer work
> On Jul 6, 2020 w28d188, at 8:36 AM, Lorrie Laskey wrote:
>
>
> 1. How do I get a total monthly expense value for all expenses?
That should be in the summary at the bottom as well as in the parent account
‘Expenses’ line in the budget itself.
*note — do not enter a value i
I am creating an income vs expenses budget, inputting my monthly values for
July to December 2020.
The total cumulative running value for Expenses is not changing as expenses
are added to the month of July for all expenses. For example...
- $60 - gas
- $60 - phone
- $1500 - rent
at 08:28 +, Thomas Salt wrote:
> Hi,
> I have checked the budget options and I only have a single budget that
> is selected hence I see the Budget Values just not the Actual Values.
>
> Many Thanks
> Tom S
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: gnucas
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