Scheduled transaction date

[Ian Lewis]

Ignoring holidays and just considering monday-friday as business days like
Derek said would be a decent approximation. Remember, we are talking about
scheduled transactions so it might not hit a situation where it behaves
incorrectly and if there is a reasonably good tooltip that explains what the
feature does it would make life a bit easier than the current way of doing
things where scheduled transactions falling on a Saturday or Sunday need to
be made into one-off transactions.

Ian

2008/5/9 Derek Atkins <warlord at mit.edu>:

> Doug Laidlaw <laidlaws at hotkey.net.au> writes:
>
> > KMymoney2 has a feature to set an alternative date for a scheduled
> transaction
> > when it falls on a weekend.  Transactions that require action can be made
> to
> > come up on the previous business day; direct debits can be made to come
> up on
> > the following business day.  I haven't seen it in Quicken, but when I
> > imported my Quicken file, I was asked to specify one or the other (or no
> > change) for each scheduled transaction.
> >
> > Has this been considered as a possibility for Gnucash?  I know that
> Gnucash
> > will import only the data, but as an extra feature in the scheduled
> > transaction editor, it might be appreciated.
>
> I just considered it, sure, sounds like a good idea.  I await
> someone sending in the patch that implements it!
>
> > Doug.
>
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> -derek
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