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On another computer the same.

Attached you will find windows locales and how I'm seeing financier.

Thank you man!

Keep on the great work!

EDIT: You did something and now my dates are in american format. mm/dd/yy instead of my locales dd/mm/yy with points instead of commas as decimal separator.

Thanks for the update.

Glad to ear that scheduled transactions are incoming. This is, together with the click on budget to see expenses, the most important upgrades Financier needs to remove the entry barrier.

I must be skipping something because I don't understand the issue about duplicates.

Couldn't we just attach an underground bool "created" on the scheduled transaction?

We connect, sync, and then check for scheduled transactions and only popup/create if created = false, all invisible for the user.

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About the budged think, we could use a checkbox to take in account the future scheduled transactions on the budget. Would be a fast method to see the forecast and the current budget.

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About the period, just try to make it the flexible the better because even that the advice on this post seem great, we are going to miss situations and a flexible system is imperative easy to add skipped ideas.

My 2 cents on this:

- Chosen N days of the month (1-31).
-- Goto 3

- Chosen N days of the year (1-366).
-- Goto 4

1- Every N day of the week. (1-7)
2-- Every X week of the month or chosen weeks. (1-5)
3--- Every Y month of the year or chosen months. (1-12)
4---- Every Z year or chosen years. (1-inf)

Combination of the previous with a workday checkbox (workday closest, by the right or the left, to the date defined in the previous section)
- Checkbox (workday left)
- Checkbox (workday right)

Rounding to the left on months with 28-31 days or months with 4-5 weeks. And another to round the result if the day doesn't exist to the closest one.


rrule seems great. Maybe I miss a checkbox related to workday (left) (right).

I think we don't have to play magician tricks and think about this scheduled date as something simple and illustrative.

In my system, apart of the numpad (.) issue, is working as intended.

If I put 12.3â,¬ the system screws and put 123â,¬. If I put 12.345â,¬ the system put 12345â,¬.

But if I use the comma decimal 12,3â,¬ then the quantity noted is 12,3â,¬ as expected.

I think you should replace all "," introduced to "." in the input (I guess in the code the decimal separator is a dot point), and then show the number according the system localization and completely forget about "," as thousands separator.

Is it possible to see the movements of a category by clicking in the red number on the budget screen?

Right now I have to go to accounts order for category, and look at the category, to see where did I spend the money. Right now, I can do it, because I have little hundreds of movements, but in no time, the movements will be thousands and I could not find it this way.

Yes, they do.

Excel, Minitab, Access, etc. all they introduce the decimal separator, "," in my case, when pressing the numpad's dot.

You can test it by yourself changing your locales.

In countries where we use the 1.423.321,23 â,¬ format, it's difficult to introduce small amounts of money with decimals since financier takes the the dot key at the numpad as a thousands separator instead of a decimal separator.

The dot key on the numpad always should relate the decimal separator and not a thousands separator.