Need new schedule option

[Brendan Coupe]

I'll have to think about the best way to handle this but KMM does not
always use the date of the last reconciliation plus one month or it
would use February 31 for many of my accounts:-) There must be some
code to handle changing 31 to 30 or 29 or 28 and 30 to 29 or 28 when
necessary. Going the other way is less obvious and would require
looking back up to 3 months to recognize a pattern.

How about a checkbox on the General tab in the account settings
labeled: "Always reconcile on the last day of the month". If that
makes sense I will put in a wish list time.

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Brendan Coupe

On Mon, Apr 1, 2019 at 9:17 PM Thomas Baumgart <thb at net-bembel.de> wrote:
>
> On Montag, 1. April 2019 23:37:18 CEST Brendan Coupe wrote:
>
> > I don't use scheduling so this does not affect me but there is a
> > similar issue with reconciliation.
> >
> > Every March, May, July, October and December I have to change the
> > reconciliation date to 31 in many of my accounts because KMM does not
> > recognize it as the last day of the month and there is no way that I
> > know of for this to be set.
> >
> > I'm pretty sure I've seen this brought up over the many years that I
> > have been using KMM. Do you know if this is in the wish list or should
> > I add it? Or was it fixed and I missed it?
>
> The determination of the statement date is not the last day of the month but the day of the last reconciliation plus one month. In case the timeframe is less than a month it takes the current date (from the top of my head about stuff I implemented many years ago).
>
> In case you have a better idea (maybe use the last date of the (last) month in case the last reconciliation date was between the 28th and 31st or similar) then please feel free to open a wishlist item on the bugtracker.
>
> Thomas
>
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>
> Thomas Baumgart
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