Country History Sheets

Hi,

On the country history sheets download, I am a little confused by the total income column, as it does not seem to correspond to the total monthly income of my country, nor does it correspond to others that I have looked at. I have monitored this over a a week or so and it is consistently incorrect.

My income, according to the sheets for Oct 3324 is 123.84B SC$ where as my actual total income was 205B SC$.

Please can you let me know what I am missing, or if the figure reported is accurate, how it is calculated.

Country is Axis Mundi on GR

I would like to look into it.

does this column has a name?
can you explain which column you are looking at?

The data is take from the same database as used to show data on the pages, so this should be easy to find unless we have a time difference.

I look forward to your response.

If you download the 'Country History Sheet' for April 3326 and open the CSV in excel, Column 'AW' which is titled 'Total Income'.

If you then look for Axis Mundi you will see that the figure reported as total income is £138,597,888,834. If you then look at the total income from my countries financial page the figure is reported as £170,556,420,000. The last few months my income is lower than usual, usually the differences between these 2 figures is higher.

Using the same information, the country history sheets report one of my other countries, Hectors Dream, as having a Total Income of £146,365,733,003 where as the financial pages of the country report the figure as £175,229,000,000.

-Tendo

I will have it checked on Monday.

I looked at one of my countries and found a difference too.

Tendo,
This is indeed an error.
I don't know when it started but the number is not total income.

We will fix it in the next update.
The sheet will end up with two additional columns.
(the one which is already there and two more).
Income, cost and spending by the population.

Thank you for alerting us.

Andy,

Thank you very much!

-Tendo

You are welcome.

The fix is installed today.