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Hello Frank,
Though the Profit and Loss report is automatically filtered to All Income/Expense Accounts, we can still customise it and remove a bank account. Here's how:
I'll get back to you if you need anything else.
Thanks for advice; it works; now, how do I show (in a P&L report) a transfer, from an account that is still in the P&L, to the account that I have selected to be out of the P&L Thanks, Frank
Hello there, Frank.
The profit and loss report only shows the transactions based on the customization of the report.
In your case, since the bank account is already removed from the report, the transfer will also not show in it. You'll want to include the Bank account you've removed so the transfer will show in the P&L report.
Here's how:
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But what is a Bank Account doing in a Profit and Loss!?! Bank accounts are assets and need to be in a Balance Sheet.
Maybe you are asking - how do I get a P&L from only those transactions that happened to be paid into or taken out of a particular bank account (or closer to your actual question - don't include income and expenses that went through a particular bank account). Now that is an interesting question and if the solution provided below is the answer to that question I have seriously learnt something and is an explanation for those filter options I have never understood. I will have to test it and think about when I might have a reason to use it. Thoughts are starting to flow. I'm an accruals man, so bank accounts have little role in management for me, but maybe a Liability or a Clearing account. Tasty.
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