Chris Shoemaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > That's an interesting point. That means your month-to-month variation > doesn't come from changing expenses, since you just divide your total > cash credits by 12. It can only be due to changing income and loans.
Yes, but I cheat. If I know there will be a big cash credit, then I account it separately; my spreadsheet has a way to assign it to a particular month in an unusual case. My method works well enough, because I can rely on a credit card to overcome any bumpiness without any serious difficulty. > My code assumes you have only one budgeting frequency for the entire > budget, so it sounds like you'd want to easily enter the annual amount > and have it automatically distributed over 12 months. I'd want to make exceptions too. For example, I regard any start-of-year credit card balance as something I want to pay back in January, rather than throughout the year. So that's a cash credit that I peg to a specific month. (My actual money-moving behavior is a *third* thing, not simply tied to either the budget or the accounts, incidentally; I can describe it if you like, and maybe more support for that would be helpful.) Thomas _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
