Tap “More” in the bottom right corner of your screen.
Under the section titled “Feature Settings,” tap “Expenditure.”
Next to “Calculation Start Date”, tap “Edit.”
Select the start date for your expenditure calculation.
Tap “Save Date.”
Most of the time, your best bet is to stick with the default expenditure start date. However, if you’d ever like to start fresh with new program recommendations without losing any of the data you’ve logged in MacroFactor, changing your expenditure start date to a recent date will make it as if you’re a new user again. It’s an option you might consider if you’ve taken a long time away from logging, or if your data got screwy for some reason (potentially due to a run of partial logging, for instance). If you have a reasonable estimate of your expenditure when you change your expenditure start date, we’d potentially recommend entering it as a manual initial expenditure estimate.
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