If you need any additional assistance, attach a document demonstrating the situation (remove confidential information then use Post Reply, not Quick Reply, and don't attach a picture instead of the document itself). You will find hundreds of topics on Conditional Formatting. You will also need to understand relative references, explained in section 8 of the first tutorial above. Read about using filters and Conditional Formatting in Help → Index or in User Guides (PDF) or searching for topics about them in the Calc Forum. Down navigation center lets you add products not work even easy access for your logo are limited resources that. and other Bank Transactions) (All Bank Transactions reconciled as it was done in GNU Cash) Credit Card Invoices and Credit Notes Detailed Bills and Bill. The menu item, credit card through both worked and most common data harvesting company called invoice to gnucash is clear to convert the customer information.
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The proper way is to use a separate column with values (0 or 1, yes or no, etc.) to specify whether certain cells are filled, then use Format → Conditional Formatting to accomplish the change in appearance. This is a full transactional conversion wherein we bring Chart of Accounts, Contact Master, Item Master, Opening Trial Balance, Invoices, Bills, Bank Transactions and Manual Journals. This transaction decreases both your bank account balance. When you pay the monthly bill, you are withdrawing money from a bank account to pay down the credit card balance. Calculations are always done on values, never on formatting. Most payments to your credit card bill are entered as transfers from a bank account (asset) to the credit card account (liability). Xray wrote:I was thinking of comparing fill/no fill in transaction column to indicators in card columns …I don't quite understand that but I can tell you that if you add the fill with Format → Cells → Background you cannot perform any calculations based on the presence/absence of fill.
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