Preferences > Accounts > Default Currency. Your choices are:
1. Locale (set by your OS preferences) 2. Specify one from the drop down. Regards, Adrien On 5/9/22 10:20 PM, David Long wrote:
I have been using GnuCash on a Desktop, and installed it on my laptop too. It was a messy installation , probably due to a hardware issue, so I did not go through a normal GnuCash routine for setting up a new set of accounts. However, I managed to open GnuCash and upload the GnuCash data file I last used on the desktop and everything looked fine, except the reporting. It turned out that the default local currency on my laptop (new installation) is USD, whereas I am working in Malaysian Ringgit and that is the default currency on my Desktop.
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