The start of the line (in inversed colours) gives the name of the database and the name of the account, abridged due to lack of space.

The 3 icons in the top right let you rapidly access:

	The % allows to launch the mini-stats.
	The padlock controls the locking/unlocking of the flagging and clearing functions. If the background is clear it is possible to flag and clear transactions, if it is black then these 2 functions are locked.
	The arrows with a 1 and + let you rapidly access those actions that you defined in the preferences menu. A long tap on the 1 ou le + allows to choose their meaning without opening the préférences box.

Tapping on the triangle (inverse colours) at the beginning of the line opens this menu from which you may:

	go up a level to the accounts list. (first menu item) Tapping the black arrow at the end of the line allows to list databases.
	change account in the database.
	access the current selected account properties. (next to last menu item)
	access the current database properties. (last menu item)

The bottom line consists of:

	2 buttons for added a transaction, the + for a credit, the - for a debit. The transaction sign can be changed in the transaction properties.
	A list at bottom middle ("All" in the image) which allows you to change the sum on the righthand side. (See the function sum type.)
	An amount on the right which indicates the balance at the date desired. (For more info, see the function sum type.)
	An black arrow on the right is used to mask or reveal this line.

Let's start with a basic transaction with no special symbols.

The date in inversed colours indicates that the transaction is dated today

The small arrow at bottom left of the date indicates that a validity date has been set for this transaction (see below in transaction properties in the "Main" tab)

The double square before the name indicates that this transaction has associated repeat rules (see below in transaction properties in the "Repeat" tab)

The alarm clock before the name indicates that this operation has an associated alarm (see below in transaction properties)

The small triangle at the bottom right of the amount indicates that the transaction has been flagged (see below in transaction properties in the "Main" tab)

To (un)flag a transaction you only have to tap on the cents/pennies of the amount.

The padlock must have a clear background.

The amount shown in inversed colours indicates that this transaction has been cleared.

To (un)clear you only have to tap on the non-cents/pennies part of the amount.

The padlock must have a clear background.

An example of a transaction that has been both flagged and cleared.

Examples of transactions where the amount is too long to be shown in full in the list view.

To better recognise them in the list their amounts are shown in bold.

Firstly the decimals are removed from the list view, or a unit is given before the Millions.

The amount used for calculations is visible in the transaction properties.

And this line defies description...

The Repeat function lets you set up an automatic repetition of this transaction at a regular interval. For example, if you pay rent every month, or a loan, or a mobile phone sub, etc. you will already have grasped the importance of this function.

If you tap on "Never", the list of possible intervals appears and then you only have to chose your desired repetition frequency.

Once a frequency is defined you can tap on End at to define a rule for your repeats, such as:

	end at a predefined date.
	unlimited end point.
	a defined number of occurrences: Ma Tirelire will calcule the end date as a function of the specified number of occurrences. Tapping directly on "occurence(s) to be" gives you the same effect.

How to calculate a repeat (creation of the next occurrences of a repeating transaction):

1. Automatically when starting Ma Tirelire; you only need to activate the option in database properties.
2. Manually; using a menu entry Misc or the shortcut / R.

Ma Tirelire creates the occurrences of a transaction which are included between the current date and the numbers of days indicated in the "View repeats" parameter (see database properties).

Lets use an example for clarification:

On the 8th September you create a transaction called "Salary", set for that date and with a repeat set for Every 2 weeks.

The next occurrences of this transaction will therefore be the 22nd September, the 6th October, the 20th October, the 3rd November, etc. (if you haven't set an end date).

To complete our example, you also defined "View repeats XX days before".

If you execute your repeats manually the you will see the following appear in the transaction list:

	if XX = 10 : 1 "Salary" transaction, that of 8th September.
	if XX = 20 : 2 "Salary" transactions, those of 8th and 22nd September.
	if XX = 50 : 4 "Salary" transactions, those of 8/09, 22/09, 6/10 and 20th October.

Only the last occurrence of the transaction will carry the repeat parameter.

Great!!! It is possible to automatically number or date repeats.

The Splits feature allows to split a transactions into several ones.

To better understand, take an easy example, you withdrawed 200 euros from the ATM. This transaction will allow you to make several purchases each with its description and its type. And of course, you want to see these expenses in the statistics.

Here you can see the tab contents after you enter your 200 euros withdrawal.

Tap on the New button and the following screen appears.

You are ready to enter a split, type in:

	Desc, the split description. It is possible to use the descriptions / macros.
	Amount, search to see... The sign before the amount allow to set the sign of the split. In some cases, you can want this sign to be different from the main transaction one.
	Type, the split type, see the transaction types chapter. It is automatically set if you associated a type to a description. (see the descriptions / macros) The top arrows allow to easily navigate through all splits already created.

Here is the result once you entered several splits.

The bottom ligne is composed of (from left to right):

	Skip the New button.
	The second button allows to edit the selected split.
	The first field ("desc." in the example) allows to modify the list display: -   desc.: displays the splits descriptions. -   type: displays the splits types.
	The second field by xxx ("desc." in the example) allows to sort the list: -   desc.: by descriptions (alphabetic order). -   type: by types (alphabetic order). -   amount: by amount (from lesser to greater, in absolute value).

The transaction which is splitted is displayed with a little symbol in front of it in the transactions list screen.

A long tap on this transaction and you can see its contents.

When there are to many splits, only the first ones are displayed.

It's a cool feature, isn't it???!!!...

By default, only the "No currency..." sentence appears.

For a working example, see the Currencies use chapter.

The 3 buttons speak for themselves...