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Expenses on Home Page not showing Expense categories with non-positive spending
Say, in a period of 30 days, a person spent $200 on Shopping:Clothing, $0 on Shopping:Sporting Goods (returned item), and -$72 on Shopping:Electronics (a large rebate has offset several electronics purchases).
The Expense graph on the Home Page shows, correctly, that under Shopping, the person has spent $128 on Shopping in the last 30 days.
Exploding the category results in a bar for $200 in Shopping:Clothing, and $0 in Shopping:Sporting Goods, but Shopping:Electronics is not listed with its -$72. It looks like an error, since $200+$0 != $128. The person then has to run a Search for each child category of Shopping to figure out where the discrepancy arose.
For whatever reason, the Expense graph on the Home Page does not show activity for expense categories that run negative. This is not really ideal, because the numbers just don't add up.
The Expense graph on the Home Page shows, correctly, that under Shopping, the person has spent $128 on Shopping in the last 30 days.
Exploding the category results in a bar for $200 in Shopping:Clothing, and $0 in Shopping:Sporting Goods, but Shopping:Electronics is not listed with its -$72. It looks like an error, since $200+$0 != $128. The person then has to run a Search for each child category of Shopping to figure out where the discrepancy arose.
For whatever reason, the Expense graph on the Home Page does not show activity for expense categories that run negative. This is not really ideal, because the numbers just don't add up.
I’m frustrated that MD behaves in such a dubious way. Personal accounting software should not make trends and transactions difficult to track.
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