Re: Forecast until "3 months from now"

> "RN" == Rob Napier writes: RN> If I run that at the beginning of the quarter, that's three months, but RN> near the end of the quarter it may only be one day. Is there a way to say RN> the equivalent of: RN> ledger --forecast "d<[3 months from today]" ... Right now

Re: Command to find a commodity's price on a specified date?

Thank you, Martin! That works great. I'm mostly interested in year end prices so I can just use -p and I'll get at least one, and easy enough to grab the last date in the list. On Monday, January 15, 2018 at 9:45:54 AM UTC-6, Martin Michlmayr wrote: > > * Scott Carpenter

Re: Command to find a commodity's price on a specified date?

* Scott Carpenter [2018-01-15 07:34]: > Is there a ledger command to find the price of a commodity on a date? It > would look at both transaction files and prices db to find this. The 'pricedb' command looks at both, so you can do ledger pricedb and then maybe grep on

Command to find a commodity's price on a specified date?

Is there a ledger command to find the price of a commodity on a date? It would look at both transaction files and prices db to find this. Thanks! -- --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Ledger" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop

Tracking work and invoicing for a developer team

Hi, this is my first time posting here and I'm just getting started with ledger. I work in a development cooperative called 100Starlings. We'd like to track the hours we work on projects with ledger and properly reflect payments received from clients and paid to team members. For this to work