This is a big feature for me, when I look at my budget I frequently want to see the specific transactions that are contributing to the “spent” column. Additionally, you can click on any category and drill down to see the transactions that make up the amount you spent for each category. When you click this button you get a full report on your budget (the exact look and feel subject to change and in fact, it probably will change) which can be multiple pages long and gives you WYSIWYG printing. Instead, we are introducing a “report view” that is available when viewing a budget:Ī third button in the centered bottom control is where you click to see this view. We’ve accomplished this by not just merely allowing you to print the current budget screen (which would be rife with problems of pagination and pixelation). The title, which reads “July 2012” in the screenshot, changes as needed depending on whether you are budgeting monthly, weekly, quarterly, etc.īudget Report View. One of the other big requested features for budgets has been the ability to print them. As you can see in the screenshot below, we’ve added little arrows to look back on how well you’ve stuck to your budget over a given date range. Go Forward and Backward With Budgets. New in iBank for Mac 4.6 is the ability to look at your budget for historical periods. This release adds some great improvements to budgets. But what I’m here mostly to talk about is iBank for Mac 4.6. We have the obligatory iBank for iPad 1.0.1 update coming in the next week or so, and later in the summer you’ll see version 1.1, which adds built-in help and numerous other performance enhancements. Now that it has shipped, we have a little breathing room and are better able to distribute our engineers to the full range of our products. Getting iBank for iPad 1.0 released was a major milestone because it required integrating so many different new components. We’ve invested a lot of time and resources into the frameworks we will use to build the next-generation suite of our products, and iBank for iPad is the first app to utilize them.

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