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Settle tab #44

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xMartin opened this issue Nov 3, 2013 · 2 comments
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Settle tab #44

xMartin opened this issue Nov 3, 2013 · 2 comments
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xMartin commented Nov 3, 2013

Currently there is no way to balance out a tab.

Actually, there is not one right way to get a tab to zero. Still, it would be nice for Grouptabs to offer a feature that proposes a way to it.

One way is to let people with biggest minus pay people with biggest plus. If the plus is smaller you also pay something to the second one, if it is bigger the second person in minus also pays some to the biggest plus and so on.

As a result there could be a payments list like this:

# payoff | Martin -> Tobias (192 €)
Martin: 192, Tobias: -192

# payoff | Gregor -> Vicy (93 €)
Gregor: 93, Vicy: -93

# payoff | Bumi -> Vicy (66 €)
Bumi: 66, Vicy: -66

# payoff | Alex -> Tobias (57 €)
Alex: 57, Tobias: -57

# payoff | Jan -> Emi (50 €)
Jan: 50, Emi: -50

# payoff | Bumi -> Basti (13 €)
Bumi: 13, Basti: -13

# payoff | Jan -> Tobias (6 €)
Jan: 6, Tobias: -6

# payoff | Luke -> Basti (4 €)
Luke: 4, Basti: -4

# payoff | Jan -> Arky (1 €)
Jan: 1, Arky: -1

Thanks @jancborchardt @anagromataf

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Yep, could be a button on the bottom of the people list. »Settle tab« or
something like that, which would calculate and show that list.

Could also be on the bottom of the all tabs list, although usually it's
probably only one tab per group.
On Nov 3, 2013 11:34 AM, "xMartin" [email protected] wrote:

Currently there is no way to balance out a tab.

Actually, there is not one right way to get a tab to zero. Still, it would
be nice for Grouptabs to offer a feature that proposes a way to it.

One way is to let people with biggest minus pay people with biggest plus.
If the plus is smaller you also pay something to the second one, of it is
bigger the second person in minus also pays some to the biggest plus and so
on.

As a result there could be a payments list like this:

payoff | Martin -> Tobias (192 €)

Martin: 192, Tobias: -192

payoff | Gregor -> Vicy (93 €)

Gregor: 93, Vicy: -93

payoff | Bumi -> Vicy (66 €)

Bumi: 66, Vicy: -66

payoff | Alex -> Tobias (57 €)

Alex: 57, Tobias: -57

payoff | Jan -> Emi (50 €)

Jan: 50, Emi: -50

payoff | Bumi -> Basti (13 €)

Bumi: 13, Basti: -13

payoff | Jan -> Tobias (6 €)

Jan: 6, Tobias: -6

payoff | Luke -> Basti (4 €)

Luke: 4, Basti: -4

payoff | Jan -> Arky (1 €)

Jan: 1, Arky: -1

Thanks @jancborchardt https://github.com/jancborchardt @anagromatafhttps://github.com/anagromataf


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xMartin commented Nov 3, 2013

Yeah, you can only settle a tab.

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