blasley wrote: ↑04 October 2022, 19:46 OK, it seems to happen when I enter a transaction for new payee.

I really don't see how the payee field could affect this in any way so I think we should look for something else.

Have you create an account or deleted an account recently ?

So let's say there is an expense in "Bank1" that would corresponde to the category Supermarket of 100€ and of these, 20€ correspond to his expenses. You create a 100 € transaction with 2 splits : - 80 € category Supermarket - 20 € transfer to your partner person (not his checking account,...

Great !

You're probably not opening your correct accounts file, where have you put it on your hard drive ? Try to double click on it.

Another year is gone. Yep and another one will probably go as well. A couple of days ago I had to fight off some dudes on reddit, when I suggested icompta as an app for budgeting, because they were saying it's abandonware. Came here for news but I might start to have to agree with them tho, since n...

Creepa wrote: ↑15 September 2022, 20:15 Should there be a dialog for choosing a file stored somewhere on the iPad?

Sorry, unfortunately it's only there in the macOS version and you can only input a URL in the iOS version.

That's the only way currently.

From the user guide :

When several transactions occur on the same day you can reorder them by drag & drop by clicking on the 2nd item of the bottom toolbar. In order to do that you must have added the 'Manual ordering by drag & drop' sort criterion (after 'Date' or 'Value date') before.

Ok so you can do it yourself on iCompta on the Mac. Inside iCompta (not in the Finder) use File > Duplicate menu item. This way the internal synchronization identifier will be changed.