Preface: This is potentially a silly goose question and I’m missing something obvious. Please help.
Example of what I’m wrestling with:
Goal has data points as natural numbers.
I am a genius and I put my expected increase as 5/7 per day (as in, +5 per week).
I’m in the red on a given day. I will feed the goal with a +1, but I would like to know if I will have to feed it again tomorrow to not derail, or if there’s a buffer day next.
Because of 5/7 being a clumsy number, now it’s non-trivial to predict if tomorrow I will have to feed the goal again or not. I can zoom in on the graph (or start doing backwards math), but I don’t trust my eyes in some ‘tight’ cases (my brain tends to ignore arithmetics close to midnight), and I don’t exactly want to whip out GIMP like a maniac.
Is there a way to show future ordinate values on the red line (by default?) on the graph? Am I missing something obvious?
I’ve been away for a while. ._. Please help me dig myself out of the fractions of my own making.
Hmm, the graph isn’t really any good for easily seeing this, but how about the due by table in the statistics? You can see the deltas and cumulative totals required for the next 7 days there. As an example from one of my graphs:
Unfortunately we get feedback that there’s already too much information on the page even before getting to the due by table, so it’s a whole balancing act, but maybe something like the Android app where there’s an icon next to the graph that you can tap to pull out a drawer… then it’s still out of the way, but somewhere people might be more likely to try.
Absolutely missed it when left to my own devices, thanks for patiently explaning.