Open slfhstr opened 4 months ago
Pretty much related to #44, will have a look into it :)
I guess solution could kill 2 issues in one, but I was thinking of it being a simple label change, not a big UI change or change of code to support it. Just needs a setting of what first period is, then flow Period1 to 12 from that. Or even just allow user to edit the labels shown at top column. I'm all for simple solutions, although therein can lie the devil, I know. Especially if underlying data columns are hard-labelled as month names, rather than Period1 etc. Up to you as dev what is best approach in the context of the app and your direction with it.
I think you're right, that should be easy... Just to make sure I got you right, if you for example want to start in March instead it'd be March (2023) -> April (2024)
instead of January (2024) -> December (2024)
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Yes, that's correct.
Just checking - did this make it into V1.5 release ? I don't see it in the Release Notes, so maybe not. Well done and thank you for v1.5 👍
Hey @slfhstr, unfortunately I'm am currently pretty much occupied with moving to a new apartment (and taking a well-deserved vacation soon haha), so I wanted to get bug fixes out quickly. I'll probably continue to work on new features in a few weeks :) This will definitely be added!
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Description
Start "year" on user-defined date or month
Solution
Current system works on assumption that financial year is same as calendar year, i.e. starts in January. This is not always the case. It would be great if the user can set a start date or start month, in the UI or in a config file.
What are alternatives?
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Additional context
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