Actually in this case, January isn't forecasting at all because it is the
current month. Yearly amounts should only forecast on Jan 1 of the year, so
since it is forecasting for Feb 1 and March 1, the yearly amount should not
be calculated in the totals. Furthermore, if you run the forecast out
> Chris writes:
> I have noticed an interesting phenomenon when using ledger-cli to forecast
> my accounts.
Logged as bug #1148.
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I'm sorry if this is me being dense, but how is the math wrong? Isn't
ledger just applying the $500.00 expense right away?
Jan: 2000.00 - 500.00 - 100.00 - 12.50 = 1387.50
Feb: 1387.50 + 2000.00 - 100.00 = 3287.50
On Tuesday, January 5, 2016 at 11:09:50 AM UTC-8, Chris wrote:
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> I have noticed
I have noticed an interesting phenomenon when using ledger-cli to forecast
my accounts.
Using the ledger file below:
~ Yearly
Expenses:Auto$500.00
Assets:Checking
~ Monthly
Income:Timberline -$2000.00
Expenses:Di
