Remember the expanded/collapsed state for the Projected Cash Flow/Upcoming section (edited)
I want Simplifi to remember the expanded/collapsed state of the Projected Cash Flow section so I don't need to collapse it every time.
Turn Off Projected Cash Flow Graph
TheReal702
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When accessing Simplifi on the web, and when looking at my checking account, there is a Cash Flow graph above my transactions.
Can I permanently turn this off? I don't need or want this.
When using my iPhone or iPad App, this graph isn't there which is great.
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You can collapse it with the collapse button on the far right side, it seems to 'remember' your choice:
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Rob Wilkens0 -
I have to collapse it every time I log in. No memory for me.
Just another annoyance I guess.
But I am trying really hard to like this program.
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There's an idea post for that to vote and comment on (to bump up): It just got my vote today (just now) (When I said it had memory, I didn't realize it was just for that session).
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Rob Wilkens0 -
I'm 3 years late, but went and voted for it anyway.
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Every vote counts, and if you comment on it, it comes to the front of the discussion list so new/recent users will be exposed to it. I generally use the cash flow graph, but agree that it should remember state.
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Rob Wilkens0 -
BTW: 3 years ago, in my opinion, there were a lot of higher priority issues that needed to be fixed or changed - most of the major issues from back then have been addressed, so i'm more comfortable casting a vote for something like this. Back when there were higher priority issues, I'd be afraid i was wasting a vote on a lower priority (to me) one. Here's an example, there was either no net worth report or it was broken, plus past account balances (on cash flow chart) were wrong - I forget exactly what the issue was but helped identify it as a user, and once past balances on the cash flow chart were fixed, I think they were able to create (or re-enable) the net worth report which relied on past balances.
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Rob Wilkens0
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