Hello, Martin, good to hear from you again!
It is disappointing that GnuCash is dividing your numbers by 100. Could
you please give us some more information? In which part of the GnuCash
do you see this behaviour? e.g. a transaction register for a credit card
account? when entering a stock purchase? And, in what currency is the
amount you are editing? (Euros, Vietnamese Dong, shares of a stock,
etc.) What OS are you using? e.g. Windows? Linux? Finally, what is the
locale setting of your computer's OS? e.g. Italian language and number
formats, Euro currency? Or some other language and number format and
currency? Note that the OS locale setting is set outside of GnuCash.
I can tell you that when I enter "100" in the Canadian Dollar
transaction register for my credit card account, GnuCash treats this as
the number "100", not as "1".
On 2023-10-01 20:30, Martin Mainka wrote:
Hi,
thank you for gnucash.
I'm using gnucash Version: 4.13 and have a problem with entering the
Amounts.
Each time I enter a amount without decimals, the program devides it by
100 f.e. 100 becomes 1. If i'm typing the decimals it is OK. Do you
have already a solution for that?
Thanks a lot
Martin
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