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When an item is refunded, the original expense is still the only thing showing up in expenses overview. This leads to an incorrect view of expenses.
The easiest option to fix this is to simply include all transaction amounts in the expenses sum charts, but ignore categories where the sum is positive (this should automatically exclude actual income). The problem with this approach is if the expense and refund transactions happen far apart. Then their grouped sums will be in separate months, and it won't work.
Add a way to tag something as a refund to something else. This seems to be the proper approach, as it will also allow partial refunds in a good way.
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This commit consist of three parts:
- Actions: An action to delete a transaction group
- Transaction List: An indicator on the transaction list that
transactions are grouped (and a method to ungroup them)
- Charts: Summing and filtering of transactions that are grouped
together
This feature is implemented as a way to handle refunds, i.e. avoid
having refunds show up as both an expense and income
Closes#85 and closes#87
When an item is refunded, the original expense is still the only thing showing up in expenses overview. This leads to an incorrect view of expenses.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: