[moneydance] 2007 beta 2

[Sean Reilly]

It is pro-rated based on how far through the current week/month/year you
are.  This corresponds with the little triangles on the graph.  If you are
only halfway through the month, the pro-rated amount would be 50% of any
monthly budget items you have.  The same goes for week/month/year/etc, and
all of the pro-rated amounts are added to set the location of the triangle.

For example, in a budget with things like meals, groceries and auto fuel
this might be more helpful.  If your budget is primarily things like rent,
mortgage payments and insurance then it won't be helpful.

Feel Free to ignore it, but I thought it might be helpful to show if your
overall expenses or income is in line with your budget before you get to the
end of the month/week/year.

Thanks,
Sean

On 1/6/07, Dave Saville <dave at deezee.org> wrote:
>
> In the budget pop up what on earth is the "Prorated" value - I can't make
> any
> sense out of it. Prorata per what?
>
> Insurance: budgeted 43/month, Pro 2.85, Actual 43. I made that up, but the
> real
> figures make no more sense.
>
>
> --
> Regards
>
> Dave Saville
>
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