Re: A predictive bar graph needed

[Wm via gnucash-user]

On 12/02/2018 19:11, Cliff McDiarmid wrote:


Thanks Adrien I thought as much.   That's a shame everything else is
what I need.


I don't know what a predictive bar graph is so, unsurprisingly, I'm not 
missing one.


Hint: using terms you are familiar with and other people aren't usually 
leads to  misunderstanding.


cf
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A predictive bar graph needed

[Cliff McDiarmid]

[1]adrien.monteleone at gmail.com On Sun, Feb 11, 2018 at 6.33 PM, wrote
>There is an expense and income graph that shows bars over months. You can
>also get a data table for each.

>Then, there is a future scheduled transaction report you can run. So set up
>your recurring income/expenses to see that data.

>There is currently no built-in way to get a bar chart with future scheduled
>transactions, and the app will not 'guess' for you based on past entries.

>You CAN export or copy and paste the Future Scheduled Transaction report to
>a spreadsheet and generate a graph there if you like.

On Sun, Feb 11, 2018 at 5:12 PM, Cliff McDiarmid <[2]cliffhanger at gardener.com
>
wrote:

>Hi
>
>I've just moved over from Quicken.  There was a rather neat feature in
>it, whereby through a 12 month calender, one could input expenses and
>income over the days of the months and see the predicted outcome in a
>bar graph below.
>
>I need a similar thing in gnucash, but through the budget feature a
>cannot get the outcome at the moment.  I can only get a monthly view
>which is not imformative enough.   Any advice appreciated.


   Thanks Adrien I thought as much.   That's a shame everything else is
   what I need.

   Cliff

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Re: A predictive bar graph needed

[Adrien Monteleone]

There is an expense and income graph that shows bars over months. You can
also get a data table for each.

Then, there is a future scheduled transaction report you can run. So set up
your recurring income/expenses to see that data.

There is currently no built-in way to get a bar chart with future scheduled
transactions, and the app will not 'guess' for you based on past entries.

You CAN export or copy and paste the Future Scheduled Transaction report to
a spreadsheet and generate a graph there if you like.

Regards,
Adrien

On Sun, Feb 11, 2018 at 5:12 PM, Cliff McDiarmid 
wrote:

>Hi
>
>I've just moved over from Quicken.  There was a rather neat feature in
>it, whereby through a 12 month calender, one could input expenses and
>income over the days of the months and see the predicted outcome in a
>bar graph below.
>
>I need a similar thing in gnucash, but through the budget feature a
>cannot get the outcome at the moment.  I can only get a monthly view
>which is not imformative enough.   Any advice appreciated.
>
>thanks
>
>Cliff
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A predictive bar graph needed

[Cliff McDiarmid]

   Hi

   I've just moved over from Quicken.  There was a rather neat feature in
   it, whereby through a 12 month calender, one could input expenses and
   income over the days of the months and see the predicted outcome in a
   bar graph below.

   I need a similar thing in gnucash, but through the budget feature a
   cannot get the outcome at the moment.  I can only get a monthly view
   which is not imformative enough.   Any advice appreciated.

   thanks

   Cliff
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