hi Ryan that did not seem to work. It let me enter cycle 4 or 5 in the historical date field but still offered the cycle 1 value for the new loan. Has anyone an alternative workaround to going back to cycle 1 with a new loan product but a higher value than the default for cycle 1? thanks Gayl On 13/08/2010, Ryan Whitney <[email protected]> wrote: > Gayl, > > Since you are using loan amounts based on loan cycle, I¹m not sure about the > work around since we didn¹t use this method with that loan option. > > One thing to investigate, on the bottom of a client or group detail page, > there is a link that says ³View Summarized Historical Data², then on that > page you can edit the historical data and enter in your loan cycle for the > client. This will then appear in the clients loan cycle. > > Now, I¹m not entirely sure this will make the amount based by loan cycle to > work, but it might and its worth checking out. > > Ryan > > > On 8/12/10 22:29, "Gayl Kennedy" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> hi >> I have studied the document which Ryan sent me some weeks ago entitled >> Mifos Manual Data Migration Opening Balances >> and we are going to follow that approach but I am not clear what will >> happen >> when they complete repayments on their in progress loan and look to take >> out a >> new loan. >> Do I have to use the max field to allow the data entry team to enter any >> value >> loan so they can start a new loan product at cycle 1 in mifos terms but at >> cycle 4 say in this MFI as compared to an actual NEW group who want a >> cycle 1 >> loan? >> it is going to make our data very difficult to tell other than by loan >> value >> how many loan cycles they are actually on.... >> if I am missing an alternative approach please advise >> >> -- >> Ryan Whitney >> Mifos Technical Program Manager >> [email protected] >> Mifos - Technology that Empowers Microfinance (www.mifos.org) >> Our mission is to enable the poor, especially the poorest, to create a >> world >> without poverty. >> <http://grameenfoundation.org/take-action/ingenuity-fund-challenge/> >> P please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. > >
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