GFT reward reconciliation
The supplied post attributes $405K to the last 7 days. This local ledger sums your entered records; it cannot access an internal dashboard.
In a hypothetical comma-separated fixture, twelve hundred dollars plus eight hundred dollars gives two thousand dollars. Bars share two tenths of a pixel per dollar, showing twelve hundred and the two thousand total. The supplied post separately attributes four hundred five thousand dollars over seven days; this tool does not verify that claim or access an internal dashboard. Every row remains user-entered arithmetic rather than authenticated payout evidence. The hypothetical input twelve hundred, a nonnumeric word and eight hundred contains three chunks but only two finite numeric values. Bars use one hundred fifty pixels per chunk. The nonnumeric chunk is silently filtered out. Empty chunks convert to zero, and negative finite numbers are accepted. A clean total therefore does not prove complete, valid or deduplicated source records. Review the exported payout array rather than treating a sum as verification. Saving the two thousand dollar fixture stores its arithmetic result locally. If the row field is then changed to ten thousand without saving again, export still uses the saved two thousand result while attaching the current note. Bars share four hundredths of a pixel per dollar, contrasting saved two thousand with edited ten thousand. Calculate updates the readout but does not replace the saved ledger. Save and reset have different effects; none verifies a dashboard or sends payouts.