Hi,

on account page you can choose the dates to show and also if you want to hide checked/pointed operations. Bue if you want to be sure you see ALL the unchecked operations you must to select 'all dates'.

I think it could be usefull if you could select specific date range AND all unchecked operations whenever they are.

what do you think?

Thanks

Hi,

First, just to explain how the "Show" menu works on all pages:

• The "Show" menu has some menu items. Each item is associated to a condition.
• Some items can enable/disable some other items.
• The table is filtered by using all enabled condition with a AND between them.

Your expectation is to see "d_date between date1 and date2" OR "t_status='N'".

So, this is not possible to do a OR.
But, I can propose you:

• To add one more item
• This item will return "all unchecked operations whenever they are"

Do you think this proposal is acceptable?
Regards.

That would be great!

Indeed I was asking for an 'OR' operator, but if you instead give us that new button, it will work great for the aim I had.

Other thing is when I will be able to enjoy the change ... because I still can't use the 2.x version due to 'obsolete' OS. Some day I will have to update my system

Thanks a lot Stéphane.

smankowski wrote:Hi,

First, just to explain how the "Show" menu works on all pages:

• The "Show" menu has some menu items. Each item is associated to a condition.
• Some items can enable/disable some other items.
• The table is filtered by using all enabled condition with a AND between them.

Your expectation is to see "d_date between date1 and date2" OR "t_status='N'".

So, this is not possible to do a OR.
But, I can propose you:

• To add one more item
• This item will return "all unchecked operations whenever they are"

Do you think this proposal is acceptable?
Regards.

Did you finally add this feature to Skrooge?

Thanks

Not yet.
Thanks for the reminder ...
... but honestly, I don't remember how I planned to implement it !

I will analyze your request again.

Was this implemented? I don't see it ...