Bug in projected balances vertical graph height, related to prior-period comparison plot

jxr1001000

The previous period "comparison plot" feature is useful, but unfortunately it causes a visual bug when there is a large temporary transfer / spike in the previous period. In that case, the main projected balances graph is scaled to the size of the not-visible spike in the previous period, so it appears as a useless flat-ish line at the bottom of the graph, even thought the previous period comparison plot might not be selected / visible. That makes the comparison plot graph useless for a period of time, until the spike in the previous period rolls off.

Seems like the solution would be to re-scale the graph each time the "comparison plot" button is toggled, so the graph is not vertically scaled to invisible data.

roadsterfoodie

Glad to hear I'm not the only one experiencing this behavior! So the assumption is being made that a one-time, recent transaction - such as an infrequent loan disbursement of $50K, for example - will happen again soon? Sounds like flawed reasoning... I agree - re-scale the graph for plots that are being hidden!