I was thinking of something like this: Expenses > Internet: - Subscription - Purchase - Money transfer And maybe something else if it comes to mind.
Are you asking how to add these categories? If so, please see the section on Categories in the Handbook. You can do so either in the Categories View or in the Ledger. In the ledger, just type the name of a new Category in the appropriate field, and the program will ask if you want to add a new Category. On the other hand, if you are asking for these new Categories to be added to one of the Templates available when you set up a new data file, my personal opinion is that how one organizes such things is very personal, and I wouldn't add something to one of the templates unless it is likely to be applicable to a significant portion of users. A final question is whether you mean these expenses are internet related (subscription to an ISP, purchasing a router or modem) or just that these are purchases made on the Internet. If the latter, (again only me personal opinion) I prefer Categories to relate to the use of the expense, not how it is made. I generally track that by the Payee (for example, I have both "Misc store" and "Misc online store") although for a store I shop at both in person and on the Internet, I don't even try to track which way I paid, other than perhaps in the Memo. Do let me know if I completely misunderstood what you are requesting.
Created attachment 180305 [details] attachment-1735101-0.html Well, I meant adding them as separate categories to all of the personal templates but thanks for telling me how to manually add that. On Tue, 15 Apr 2025, 21:51 Jack, <bugzilla_noreply@kde.org> wrote: > https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=502845 > > --- Comment #1 from Jack <ostroffjh@users.sourceforge.net> --- > Are you asking how to add these categories? If so, please see the section > on > Categories in the Handbook. You can do so either in the Categories View > or in > the Ledger. In the ledger, just type the name of a new Category in the > appropriate field, and the program will ask if you want to add a new > Category. > > On the other hand, if you are asking for these new Categories to be added > to > one of the Templates available when you set up a new data file, my personal > opinion is that how one organizes such things is very personal, and I > wouldn't > add something to one of the templates unless it is likely to be applicable > to a > significant portion of users. > > A final question is whether you mean these expenses are internet related > (subscription to an ISP, purchasing a router or modem) or just that these > are > purchases made on the Internet. If the latter, (again only me personal > opinion) I prefer Categories to relate to the use of the expense, not how > it is > made. I generally track that by the Payee (for example, I have both "Misc > store" and "Misc online store") although for a store I shop at both in > person > and on the Internet, I don't even try to track which way I paid, other than > perhaps in the Memo. > > Do let me know if I completely misunderstood what you are requesting. > > -- > You are receiving this mail because: > You are on the CC list for the bug. > You reported the bug.
Why did... It make an attachment...
Because you sent an HTML message. In addition, when replying to a bug comment by email, please remove everything except your new comment (unless you want to keep a particular phrase or sentence to which you are replying,) as your Entire message becomes the next comment (and twice if you send HTML.) Also note, that you are adding new Categories to your data file, not to any Template. The Templates are separate files of groups of Categories which are shipped with the program, which you can include (one or more) when you set up a new data file. Unless you really want to keep this as a request to add these to one of the existing Templates, I'd be in favor of closing this as WORKS FOR ME, but I'll let you decide.
(In reply to Jack from comment #4) > Because you sent an HTML message. In addition, when replying to a bug > comment by email, please remove everything except your new comment (unless > you want to keep a particular phrase or sentence to which you are replying,) > as your Entire message becomes the next comment (and twice if you send HTML.) I sent stuff through Gmail, so I pin the blame on that > Unless you really want to keep this as a request to add these to one of the > existing Templates, I'd be in favor of closing this as WORKS FOR ME, but > I'll let you decide. You can't actually change this to "works for me", but resolved would be close enough
I'd honestly wait a week and if there's no traction, mark it as that
WORKSFORME is one of the sub-status labels for RESOLVED. Waiting a week is fine. When composing a message at gmail.com, there is an option for "Text Mode" in the pop-up when you click the three dots for more options.
I see, thanks for telling me as I am still new. This is actually being written from gmail's web interface without clicking on the 3 dots that would show the quoted text. wt., 15 kwi 2025 o 23:07 Jack <bugzilla_noreply@kde.org> napisał(a): > > https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=502845 > > --- Comment #7 from Jack <ostroffjh@users.sourceforge.net> --- > WORKSFORME is one of the sub-status labels for RESOLVED. Waiting a week is > fine. > > When composing a message at gmail.com, there is an option for "Text Mode" in > the pop-up when you click the three dots for more options. > > -- > You are receiving this mail because: > You reported the bug. > You are on the CC list for the bug.
gmail I swear to god, I did not ask you to include the quotation text yet you did anyway.
Well, I am a man of my word, so I'll do it. If anyone ever wants to pick this up, go ahead.