To Minimum Balance calculation goes wrong

[Piet de Vries]

Hello,

In the properties of an account one can set te Minimum Balance or
Maximum Credit, wich is in my case a negative figure. As long as the
current balance is positive the calculation goes right but when my
balance falls below 0, becomes negative the calculation of the ' To
Minimum Balance' goes wrong.

When the limit is for example set to -1.000 and the balance is 100, the
calculation results in 1.100 which is correct. When the balance is -100
the calculation still results in 1.100 which is wrong.

Kind regards,

Piet de Vries

I work with kmymoney 0.9.2 in Kubuntu 9.04 64bit.

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Hello Piet,
I will look at this problem as soon as I have time. I have some urgent personal issues going on at the moment.
Just wondering, why is your maximum credit a negative figure? That's how much you can owe the credit card company/bank. It can't be a negative figure.

Regards,
Alvaro

On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 3:11 PM, Piet de Vries <piet.de.vries@...> wrote:

Hello,

In the properties of an account one can set te Minimum Balance or
Maximum Credit, wich is in my case a negative figure. As long as the
current balance is positive the calculation goes right but when my
balance falls below 0, becomes negative the calculation of the ' To
Minimum Balance' goes wrong.

When the limit is for example set to -1.000 and the balance is 100, the
calculation results in 1.100 which is correct. When the balance is -100
the calculation still results in 1.100 which is wrong.

Kind regards,

Piet de Vries

I work with kmymoney 0.9.2 in Kubuntu 9.04 64bit.

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Hello Piet,
first of all, sorry for the delay in getting back to you.
I just tried it here, and it works fine when you set minimum limits. I must have probably fixed that issue after 0.9.2.
My advice is that you upgrade to 0.9.3 or later. You have a PPA for Kubuntu which is updated regularly and it works quite well. We are in feature freeze, so you would be installing almost the same version as what is going to be 1.0.
The PPA is here: https://edge.launchpad.net/~claydoh/+archive

Regards,
Alvaro

PS, please always CC the list, so other can get this info.

On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 1:25 PM, Piet de Vries <piet.de.vries@...> wrote:

Hello Alvaro,

In the netherlands you can have maximum negative figure on a normal bankaccount (debit-account). My problem is not with a creditcard account. I don't know the english translation but the accounttype is, in dutch, 'Betaalrekening'.

Hope to hear from you soon, but take your time with your personal maaters, they are muvh more important.

Piet de Vries


Alvaro Soliverez schreef:

Hello Piet,
I will look at this problem as soon as I have time. I have some urgent personal issues going on at the moment.
Just wondering, why is your maximum credit a negative figure? That's how much you can owe the credit card company/bank. It can't be a negative figure.

Regards,
Alvaro

On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 3:11 PM, Piet de Vries <piet.de.vries@... <mailto:piet.de.vries@...>> wrote:

   Hello,

   In the properties of an account one can set te Minimum Balance or
   Maximum Credit, wich is in my case a negative figure. As long as the
   current balance is positive the calculation goes right but when my
   balance falls below 0, becomes negative the calculation of the ' To
   Minimum Balance' goes wrong.

   When the limit is for example set to -1.000 and the balance is
   100, the
   calculation results in 1.100 which is correct. When the balance is
   -100
   the calculation still results in 1.100 which is wrong.

   Kind regards,

   Piet de Vries

   I work with kmymoney 0.9.2 in Kubuntu 9.04 64bit.

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