Comparison Graph Consternation
Get rid of the comparison graph!!! You can "hide" it, but it won't go away. For instance, If last month, you moved $10,000 into your checking account, then paid your tax bill, the comparison graph will show a $10,000 spike. This would be OK, but when you "hide" the comparison, the Y-axis scales to have a $10,000 maximum range, even though your past and future balances all track to a range of (say) $0.00 to $27.50. You see nothing but a straight line across the bottom of the graph.
Solution: re-scale the plot to fit the data that is displayed, not the data that is hidden.
My kludge: Invent a Shadow Checking account, move the $10,000 deposit to that account, and indicate that the check for the tax bill came from there, and don't ever hope to reconcile that account online....
Solution: re-scale the plot to fit the data that is displayed, not the data that is hidden.
My kludge: Invent a Shadow Checking account, move the $10,000 deposit to that account, and indicate that the check for the tax bill came from there, and don't ever hope to reconcile that account online....
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