Simple Moving Average on graphs

[Aqntbghd]

Would it be possible in iCompta to graph not only the point value in time of an account (or a set of accounts) but also the Simple moving average to these values (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moving_average). As an example, a SMA30 or SMA45 are used by some financial institutions to evaluate whether you're a good or bad customer, so i'd like to know how I rank

thanks,

[Angeman]

Yes I'll take a look at it and maybe I'll add it in a future release.

[Aqntbghd]

Thanks I will be very happy to code it if its just a engineer-time restriction

ps: lyricapps est-elle une société française ?

[Angeman]

Thanks I will be very happy to code it if its just a engineer-time restriction

Yes it would help a lot if you could work on the algorithm

ps: lyricapps est-elle une société française ?

Oui, il y a d'ailleurs un forum dédié en français : http://forums.lyricapps.fr/

[Aqntbghd]

Thanks I will be very happy to code it if its just a engineer-time restriction

Yes it would help a lot if you could work on the algorithm

easy/facile

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//A nice array that contains all the money values for everyday with now being MAX_DAYS
float money_per_day[MAX_DAYS];

// returns the SMA value for this_day averaged over days_average
float SMA(int this_day, int days_average) {

// if the asked day is smaller than the averaging period before it, then return a fake one. another solution is to return 0.0 as it might be disturbing to have wrong averages.
    if this_day<days_average {return SMA(this_day,this_day)}

    float sum=0.0;
    for (int i=0; i<days_average;i++) {
         sum+=money_per_day[this_day-i];
    }
    return (sum/days_average);
}
float SMA45(int this_day) {return SMA(this_day,45);}

ps: french version available on request

[Angeman]

Thanks

[Aqntbghd]

Any news on that feature request ?

[Angeman]

It won't be included in iCompta 5 sorry but maybe in a 5.x update.