{@@ 315 EUR}
in the lot part throws an error.
2020
will show everything up to 2020 and excludes all entries from 2021. Same goes for 2019 (20xx-2019, but not 2020/2021). I'd like it exactly the other way around this time :D how can I do that?
I tired the filter by date function, so query holdings/lots I acquired last year. I entered
year-1 - year
in the search bar, but still all lots are shown. What's my mistake here?
@putzwasser: The holdings report will show all commodities held in 2020 if you filter for 2020, not all commodities acquired in 2020. For the latter, you'll need to look at the journal or use the BQL
I have been trying to get extensions running in Fava but without success.
Installed them with pip --user. And have put
2000-01-01 custom "fava-extension" "fava_investor" "{}"
in the top om my beancount file.When starting Fava the modules fail to load. What am I missing?
Running MacOS.
Extensions I am trying to use are Fava-investor and Fava-Envelope
Did you install via pip? What happens if you start a python shell and type import fava_investor
?
@yagebu : in _tree_table.html, there is this macro: {% macro tree(account_node) %}
I wrote a macro based off of this in fava_investor here called asset_tree
.
This asset_tree
macro worked fine until fava v1.14 (and still does). With v1.15 onwards, nothing happens when the tree's expansion/collapse triangles are clicked. Nothing has changed in fava_investor.
Any idea how I could go about debugging this? Thanks!
I have been trying to get extensions running in Fava but without success.
When starting Fava the modules fail to load. What am I missing?@parseaus , You gotta give us an error message or something.
I have been trying to get extensions running in Fava but without success.
Installed them with pip --user. And have put
2000-01-01 custom "fava-extension" "fava_investor" "{}"
in the top om my beancount file.When starting Fava the modules fail to load. What am I missing?
Running MacOS.
Extensions I am trying to use are Fava-investor and Fava-EnvelopeDid you install via pip? What happens if you start a python shell and type
import fava_investor
?
I get the following:File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module>
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'fava_option'
1000.00 USIRA {0.00 USD}
to force it not to show up, but that has other drawbacks and seems like a poor way to address it.
fiscal-year-end
option to set the fiscal year and then allows you to use filters like FY2020, but that doesn't seem quite right in your case where the fiscal year is actually the calendar year and these "budget years" sound like they could have differing start and end dates each year. I personally move those transactions (like the taxes for 2020 that I'll pay in 2021) to the "correct" calendar year and use payable/receivable accounts until their paid. So you could move those transactions to 2020-12-31, then they'd use the correct budget of 2020. If you don't want to do that, you can also write a specific date range as a time filter in Fava, like 2020 - 2021-01
which would go from 2020-01-01 until 2021-01-31 (replace the end points with more specific dates if you like)