Hm, the article asserts that Ledger doesn't have tags:
> Sub accounts vs. Tags
> But what if the expense is part of another category as well, like expenses for your vacation? Well, you'd be at a loss. There is no good way to model this in ledger-likes without getting really hacky.
But that's not true. Ledger has tags. You specify a tag with:
:tagname:
For instance:
6-5-2018 Gave food to Bart Simpson, while on vacation
Expenses:bart 1 orange ; :vacation:
Assets:food
> Sub accounts vs. Tags > But what if the expense is part of another category as well, like expenses for your vacation? Well, you'd be at a loss. There is no good way to model this in ledger-likes without getting really hacky.
But that's not true. Ledger has tags. You specify a tag with:
For instance: