Mobile App: Add calculator capability when inputting amount
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Marie-Cris
In the mobile app, kindly consider adding calculator functionality when inputting an amount. Currently, I have to open the calculator app alongside Lunch Money to summarize all my transactions.
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Andres Perez
Could be good to have in embeded in the web app too, directly in the amount field, just like quicken. It's pretty usual at least for me to do simple add/subtract/multiply/divide before input.
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Thom Gibbs
I'd love to see this in the Web app as well, coming from YNAB this is one of the big things I'm missing. Suggested Spec/Acceptance Criteria (as I come from a Software Dev background myself):
- As an end user
- I would like to be able to quickly add/subtract/multiply/divide the amount in the Expected/Budgeted field on a budget line
- So that I can do all of the maths I need to do entirely within Lunch Money
AC1:
Given the user has saved a new value in the Expected/Budgeted field on a budget line
\- And the new value contains a numerical value, followed by the '+' operator, followed by another numerical value
-- Then the value of [(numeric value 1) + (numeric value 2)] will be calculated and saved into the edited Expected/Budgeted field on the budget line
AC2:
Given the user has saved a new value in the Expected/Budgeted field on a budget line
\- And the new value contains a numerical value, followed by the '-' operator, followed by another numerical value
-- Then the value of [(numeric value 1) - (numeric value 2)] will be calculated and saved into the edited Expected/Budgeted field on the budget line
AC3:
Given the user has saved a new value in the Expected/Budgeted field on a budget line
\- And the new value contains a numerical value, followed by the '*' operator, followed by another numerical value
-- Then the value of [(numeric value 1) x (numeric value 2)] will be calculated and saved into the edited Expected/Budgeted field on the budget line
AC4:
Given the user has saved a new value in the Expected/Budgeted field on a budget line
\- And the new value contains a numerical value, followed by the '/' operator, followed by another numerical value
-- Then the value of [(numeric value 1) ÷ (numeric value 2)] will be calculated and saved into the edited Expected/Budgeted field on the budget line
AC5 (Edge Case):
Given the user has saved a new value in the Expected/Budgeted field on a budget line
\- And the new value contains a numerical value, followed by a mathematical operator, followed by another numerical value, followed by another mathematical operator, followed by another numerical value
-- Then the value of that full equation will be calculated using the BODMAS order of operations
--- And the calculated value will be saved into the edited Expected/Budgeted field on the budget line
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Laura May
Do you mean like in YNAB, where you can choose an existing budgeted amount and then use +/- to add or remove money from that budget line? If so, I'll upvote, but I'm not sure if this is what you mean.
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Marie-Cris
Laura May I haven't tried the YNAB app. But what I mean is that, for example, I can input 50+50 in the amount field and then it will automatically compute 100 once I save ,it.