Budget Tracker Dashboard Block for Ark UI

Edit DEPARTMENTS: each one has an allocated amount and what it has spent so far, in dollars. Set AS_OF and the year's first and last day, and the pace tick, the projections and the header sentence are worked out from them. SCALE is the widest a bar can be, so no department can be given more than that in this view.

It divides what a department has spent by the share of the year that has gone by, so a department that has spent 80% of its allocation with 80% of the year gone is on budget. It is a straight-line pace, not a forecast: a one-off purchase early in the year will overstate it.

Only the part of a department's allocation it has not spent can leave it, and the form says how much that is for the chosen department. The two departments must differ, the amount must be above zero, and a department can't go past the bar's range. A refused move says why in the line under the form and changes nothing.

All of it: the allocations and spend are typed, and Reallocate only changes this page, then says so. Reset puts the original split back. To make it real, load allocations and actuals from your ledger, and send each move to the endpoint that records it, ideally with an approver and a reason.

Yes. The two selects and the amount field are ordinary form controls, Reallocate and Reset are buttons, and the result or the problem is read out in a polite status line. The bars are decoration: every figure on them is also written in text beside them.

The bullets keep the full width with their sentence under the bar, the form fields stack, and the action foot stays pinned to the bottom of the screen.