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The Statistics function lets you examine various
statistics about the current state of the current
checkbook.
The top section of the requester has a spreadsheet-type
representation of the number of entries (shown as
"Entries"), the total amount ("Total Amt"), minimum
amount ("Min Amt"), maximum amount ("Max Amt"), and
average amount ("Avg Amt") for the different types of
transactions. They are listed in a similar way to the
View (Select Groups) Requester's selections.
Row 1 (All Transactions):
This row shows the statistics for all transactions in
the checkbook. The "Total Amt" field's contents are
interpreted differently from the other types of
transactions in that this amount is not the total of
all the transaction's amount, but the their total
balance. This amount plus the initial deposit amount
equals the current checkbook balance. The "Min",
"Max", and "Avg" amounts, however, treated the same as
the other rows (they represent the transaction amounts
and not the balances).
Row 2 (Viewables Only):
This row shows the statistics for the viewable
transactions only (those selected in the View (Select
Groups) Requester). Just as in Row 1, the "Total Amt"
column entry is actually the total (running) balance,
minus the initial deposit, of the viewable
transactions. The other columns are interpreted
normally.
Rows 3 to 11:
These rows show the statistics for the different types
of viewable transactions (and not all transactions) in
the checkbook. The "Total Amt" column entries are
treated the same as the other column entries, in that
they represent the transaction amounts (total, min,
max, and average).
The middle section contains a few miscellaneous
statistics, such as the First Used and Next Available
Check Number, the number of Entries in the Budget and
Description Lists.
The bottom section contains a few Budget List statistics,
such as the Most and Least Likely budget categories to
become overbudgeted in the future. The program ignores
budgets already overbudgeted and focuses on those that
haven't reached overbudget levels. If the Budget List
produces no clear Most or Least Likely budget (more than
one are equally likely), then the first budget analyzed
as such will be displayed. The current Expense Limit
("Exp Limit") and total (in analysis period) expenses
("Curr Amt") amounts are also shown for each budget. If
the Budget List contains no entries, then this section
will be blank.
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The following list describes the function available in
the Statistics Requester. You can select this function
using either the keyboard (shown as "Keyboard:") or
mouse ("Mouse:").
OKAY
Exit the requester and return to the Main Screen.
Keyboard: Y; RETURN
Mouse: Command Button "Okay"
-- END OF STATISTICS HELP --