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-\f0\fs28 \cf0 @c  -l, --limit EXPR       calculate only postings matching EXPR\
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-Value expressions can be quite complex, and are treated more fully in\
-@ref\{Value expressions\}.  They can be used for limiting a report with\
-@option\{--limit\} (@option\{-l\}).  The following command report income\
-since august, but expenses since october:\
-\
-@example\
-ledger -l '(/income/&d>=[aug])|(/expenses/&d>=[oct])' reg\
-@end example\
-\
-The basic form of this value expression is @samp\{(A&B)|(A&B)\}.  The\
-@samp\{A\} in each part matches against an account name with\
-@samp\{/name/\}, while each @samp\{B\} part compares the date of the\
-posting (@samp\{d\}) with a specified month.  The resulting report\
-will contain only postings which match the value expression.\
-\
-@c  -t, --amount EXPR      use EXPR to calculate the displayed amount\
-@c  -T, --total EXPR       use EXPR to calculate the displayed total\
-\
-Another use of value expressions is to calculate the amount reported\
-for each line of a register report, or for computing the subtotal of\
-each account shown in a balance report.  This example divides each\
-posting amount by two:\
-\
-@example\
-ledger -t 'a/2' reg ^exp\
-@end example\
-\
-The @option\{-t\} option doesn't affect the running total, only how the\
-posting amount is displayed.  To change the running total, use\
-@option\{-T\}.  In that case, you will likely want to use the total\
-(@samp\{O\}) instead of the amount (@samp\{a\}):\
-\
-@example\
-ledger -T 'O/2' reg ^exp\
-@end example}
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