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Average budget spending in reports is avarage per payment not per period #3270
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Good question. I'm not yet sure. Could you be very specific which report type, which time period and which chart or table? There are a lot to choose from :) |
Sure! As far as I can see it seems to be a report with 3 or more month selected. Doesn't matter if I custom select a specific timeframe or if I select one of the multi month default reports (e.g. current year or all-time). But my dataset is only 3 months. It is the average column of the budgets list (called Budgets). Right under the NetWorth graph. |
So the default financial report, right? |
Yes. Sorry didn't know that there are different report types. Neat! |
But you're right, it's average per payment but it should be per period. Will be fixed 👍 |
Will be fixed in the next release 👍 |
Awesome that was fast. Thank you. |
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When selecting a period longer than a month the report generated budget chart is listing the average per payment not per period. Seems to be a little mistake or is it intentional?
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