We hope you never have a problem… but if you do, these tips usually resolve any issues.
If you are getting a blank white screen or just the app won’t get to the login screen, please try the following:
- Open Android Settings and go to Apps -> CalendarBudget -> Storage.
- Click both buttons “Clear cache” and “Clear data”
Then try re-launching the app. This usually fixes any problems.
Go to Setup -> Account Setup and click “Reset Account” beside the account you want to start over on.
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This change needs to be made at Verifone, our payment processor.
- Log in at https://secure.2co.com/myaccount/ and use the email and password you set up when first subscribing. If you’ve forgotten, use the Forgot your password link.
- After logging in, click the “Payment Methods” link at the top menu to change your payment information.
If a budget for a specific month is set, it will override the default budget entry. Once you enter these values and save the Category Setup, the figures on the category sidebar will automatically update, which are the difference between your actual spending and your budget plan.
Note: If you leave a category budget blank, it defaults to $0, and thus the sidebar figures are simply a negative total of all of your spending ($0.00 – actual spending = result).
To switch to a yearly payment, log in and use the toolbar to select the rightmost icon -> Membership Payment. Then click the Upgrade To Yearly button.
CalendarBudget supports multiple currencies which are set both on Accounts and Categories. If there is a mismatch, (ie, the currency symbol on your categories is “$”, but your account is changed to be “€”, when creating/editing an entry in that account, categories with currency “$” will not show up since you cannot mix $ and €.
Those numbers are the difference between your actual spending in that category versus what you budgeted for that category.
For example, in expense categories, if you budgeted to spend $400 and spend $450, the number would be($50), meaning you have overspent on your budget in this category by $50. In income categories, if you budgeted to obtain $2000 and only got $1900, the number would be ($100), meaning you have not reached your budget goal by $100.
The Basic version of CalendarBudget does not. While CalendarBudget contains data about your finances, that data gets into CalendarBudget either by manually entering it into CalendarBudget, or by importing transactions that you’ve exported from your online bank account.
If you are still experiencing problems, let us know and we’ll make sure to get you up and running as soon as possible.