1. Graphical display of distribution per category per day/month/week/year
2. Graphical display of history of totals pers day/month/week/year

When trying to add my webdav url (like this: https://diskstation.server.com:445/folder) the app throws this error: "URL doesn't exist on server"

How can a webdav url like mentioned above be added?

Thank you!

I'm adding a new sync backend, choosing accounts to sync, than nothing happens. No new files on a server, no subitems in the new backend's list. I can see such requests in server's access log: 46.188.7.106 - s [18/Feb/2018:22:49:23 +0300] "OPTIONS /remote.php/webdav/accounting/ HTTP/2.0" 200 930 "-" "okhttp/3.9.1" 46.188.7.106 - s [18/Feb/2018:22:49:23 +0300] "PROPFIND /remote.php/webdav/accounting/ HTTP/2.0" 207 1052 "-" "okhttp/3.9.1" Version 2.8.7 from F-Droid.

On some devices, encrypted backup is created with a .bin extension. User can select this file for restore, but then it is not recognized as encrypted, leading to a misleading error message: "No file BACKUP found in archive ".../cache".

APP_VERSION:3.4.5 (revision 554) 20220907-2213 GITHUB com.google.android.packageinstaller FIRST_INSTALL_VERSION:535 (DB_SCHEMA 127) ANDROID_VERSION:12

Just installed the update with the "Budgeting 3.0" and see the following:

• "Monthly" default budget with type Monthly lost all category allocations:
  • they are all zero
  • when I try to set one, it is still displayed as zero.
• "Yearly" budget now also has type Monthly, and it shows the Monthly allocations.
  • Thus, Yearly allocations are lost.
• I cannot change the type of neither the "Monthly", nor the "Yearly" budgets.

Fortunately, I have auto-backup turned on

I used to be able to add parts of Split transactions in rapid succession, but now I need to back out and add each one individually, along with the category & description (we always had to add the amount manually when doing "save and new" with parts, so no loss there).

I know the app was recently updated via F-Droid.

Though I cannot remember what came first (the extended key or the automated back-up) I do remember I was rather (negatively) surprised when automated backup was not included in the app purchase (the contrib key). To me it's such a basic functionality that it's weird that it's not included in the cheapest premium option. I've been thinking about it a long time whether to share this or not, but I'd now like to suggest to reconsider the premium options.

I can imagine it being difficult to shuffle options around, esp with existing consumers. But I personally would rather see automated back-up then PDF export as contrib feature, as (IMHO) back-up is more essential/basic than a print-out of all expenses.

I'm curious to hear what @mtotschnig and other users think about this. EDIT: I published this as I was reading about the conversion and advanced backup functionalities and wondering in which premium category that might end up.

I tried several times to make plans and have recurring payments either pay in or out. They sometimes work the first time but mostly they didn't work at all.

Phone: Nexus 5 or Nexus 6P Android 7.1.1 My Expenses 2.7.6

I thought sorting of the accounts wasn't possible, but creating a new account does present the user the option to enter a sort key. It would be great if the order of accounts could be changed easily afterwards, simply by long-pressing the account, and moving it up or down the menu.

from user: very useful function is a planning for future expense, with this feature the users could set their "saving goals" (for example a certain amount per month) and the App shows if the goals will be achieved or not and the daily or weekly difference between the goals and the really expense.

This applies mostly to card transactions where we have two dates: when the transaction was made and the second - when it was charged from our account. Currently we could adjust the time after "clearing" the account but (at least I) would like to maintain original date of the transaction (leaving it with the original date causes skew with the bank statement which is inconvenient)

Given: Transaction list, scrolled to the top When: A new transaction is added, that adds a new group, i.e. one for today, where previously the newest entry was for yesterday. Expected: The list should still be scrolled to the top, with the new entry visible Actual: The list stays anchored to yesterday at the top, and user has to scroll up to today manually.

While user is reconciling transactions, the reconciled total is relevant information, and should be visible without having to open the navigation drawer. Maybe we could reorganize the UI so that there is an explicit difference between normal and reconciliation states. The checkable option for the status rectangle already goes into this direction.

Since we migrated some UI settings (e.g. collapsed/expanded states on transaction list and account drawer) to Jetpack Datastore, those are currently not included into backups.

In the past different versions of My Expenses did not trim white space from user's input for category labels, seemingly leading to duplicates. We should provide a tool for cleaning up these duplicates that shows a list of labels that have duplicates, allow to merge those into one category without leading or trailing white space.