[kmymoney] [Bug 462246] Report Future Transation LIST

[Jesse]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=462246

--- Comment #2 from Jesse <JesGeiger at outlook.com> ---
Hi Jack,
Hoping that replying on my phone gets to you. Will check later.

Suggestion for implementation: what about tagging those "ghost" transactions
with a new status code "S" for Scheduled to go along with Cleared and
Reconciled? Hopefully it would reduce the overall reporting rework as it's just
an additional option to an already existing field.

Just a suggestion. Thanks for getting back to the inquiry.

Jesse Geiger
>From an Android's Outlook
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Subject: [kmymoney] [Bug 462246] Report Future Transation LIST

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--- Comment #1 from Jack <ostroffjh at users.sourceforge.net> ---
This is a valid wishlist.  The underlying issue is that scheduled transactions
in the future are not really transactions until they are entered into the
ledger.  They are shown in the ledger due to special handling which is only
used in the ledger, not anywhere else.  I'm not sure how much effort it would
be to include these transactions in reports, but I suspect it is far from
trivial, and thus unlikely to be implemented in the near future.  It would not
only require generating the "pseudo-transactions" (I just invented that term)
but also finding a way to differentiate them from "real" transactions.
Depending on the report, you then also have to be careful if they might affect
any totals shown.

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