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Budget by Period and Subaccount

  • October 24, 2025
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nmizzell9000
Varsity I
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Hi Acumatica!

 

Can anyone share a GI with Budget amounts by subaccount X period X GL account?

Actual amounts would be great too.

 

Thank you!!

Best answer by smuddurthi81

@nmizzell9000 

You can get Budget by Subaccount × Period × GL Account from the GLBudgetLine table. That table already stores the Budget Ledger, Financial Period, Account, Subaccount and the budget amounts.

If you want Actuals in the same GI, you can join GLHistory to it using:

LedgerID

BranchID

AccountID

SubID

FinPeriodID

GLBudgetLine gives you the BudgetAmt and GLHistory gives you the ActualAmt for the same period/account/sub combination.

With those two tables you can build a single GI that returns something like:

FinPeriod — Account — Subaccount — BudgetAmt — ActualAmt

Just filter GLBudgetLine.LedgerID to your Budget ledger so that you don’t get numbers from actual ledgers mixed into the budget side.

If needed you can also join Account/Sub tables just for display names. No customization required — all of this works with a standard GI.

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  • October 28, 2025

@nmizzell9000 

You can get Budget by Subaccount × Period × GL Account from the GLBudgetLine table. That table already stores the Budget Ledger, Financial Period, Account, Subaccount and the budget amounts.

If you want Actuals in the same GI, you can join GLHistory to it using:

LedgerID

BranchID

AccountID

SubID

FinPeriodID

GLBudgetLine gives you the BudgetAmt and GLHistory gives you the ActualAmt for the same period/account/sub combination.

With those two tables you can build a single GI that returns something like:

FinPeriod — Account — Subaccount — BudgetAmt — ActualAmt

Just filter GLBudgetLine.LedgerID to your Budget ledger so that you don’t get numbers from actual ledgers mixed into the budget side.

If needed you can also join Account/Sub tables just for display names. No customization required — all of this works with a standard GI.