Estimated Dividends and the Income Planner were both bars of dividends by month, one looking forward and one looking back. They are now one widget, the Bar Chart, and the cog menu picks which of the two you see. The palette drops from 23 widgets to 22.
Nothing you've built is rewritten. A saved Estimated Dividends widget is a Bar Chart set to Estimated dividends, and a saved Income Planner is one set to Dividends received, each keeping the frequency, direction and running-total choices it had.
Dividends received, with your goal
The bars are what your holdings have paid you, stacked by holding, by month, quarter or year. Switch on "Track a goal above the bars" and the Monthly Dividend Goal shows as a progress bar against the last twelve months' dividends divided by twelve, as the Income Planner did. The goal is still shared with the Goals widget, and the optional cash-interest setting still counts towards the progress figure only.
Estimated dividends
The next twelve months, projected from each holding's last year with declared payments placed as they are, stacked by holding.
Any split, as bars
Everything the Pie Chart can show is also a Bar Chart data source: your stocks by holding, sector or currency (value, cost or dividends received), everything you own by asset class or item, your debts, cash, crypto, cards, metals and property. Each bar keeps the colour it has in the pie, and you can cap the number of bars. The two target views stay in the Pie Chart, because they compare two figures rather than showing one.
Who gets what
The Bar Chart is open to every plan, like the Pie Chart. Dividends received and Estimated dividends stay Investor data, as the two widgets they replace were.
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