Greetings from the US, where it's "tax season" as we call it.

Which brings me to the subject of reports in Skrooge : can I turn off or otherwise hide the "Tendency line" column in a report? (I guess that this is what an MBA-type in the US would call a "trend line", but I digress.) I'm running some reports of last year's expenses for stuff like healthcare and charitable donations to enter in my tax paperwork, and I really only need the raw data for this purpose. If this column weren't present, the others could be printed larger especially when I create a paper report to file away with my return in case I'm audited or questioned. I'd also avoid questions about "what's this column for" at such time -- which hopefully won't come.

Thanks very much. Now back to data entry for me . . .

rbruce wrote:Greetings from the US, where it's "tax season" as we call it.

Which brings me to the subject of reports in Skrooge : can I turn off or otherwise hide the "Tendency line" column in a report? (I guess that this is what an MBA-type in the US would call a "trend line", but I digress.)

Hi,

Yes you can through the contextual menu on the graph.

rbruce wrote:I'm running some reports of last year's expenses for stuff like healthcare and charitable donations to enter in my tax paperwork, and I really only need the raw data for this purpose. If this column weren't present, the others could be printed larger especially when I create a paper report to file away with my return in case I'm audited or questioned. I'd also avoid questions about "what's this column for" at such time -- which hopefully won't come.

Thanks very much. Now back to data entry for me . . .

smankowski wrote:

rbruce wrote:Greetings from the US, where it's "tax season" as we call it.

Which brings me to the subject of reports in Skrooge : can I turn off or otherwise hide the "Tendency line" column in a report? (I guess that this is what an MBA-type in the US would call a "trend line", but I digress.)

Hi,

Yes you can through the contextual menu on the graph.

Aha! I had not looked there, since I was only interested in the text report for expense reporting purposes. But once I unchecked the tendency line in the graph it removed the column from the table as well, which was exactly what I needed.

Thanks