You can't import an Excel file directly, first you need to open it with Excel and save as "CSV". You can then import the CSV file in iCompta.

There is a "Save configuration" button at the very end of the import, in the screen that shows the results of the import.

In your case you should only map "Amount" and "Amount sign" fields in the fields mapping screen (the one before your screenshot), not "Credit" and "Debit".

I will add an option to do so in iCompta 7 for sure.

Someone reported me the same issue but unfortunately I can't manage to reproduce it on my iPhone. If you kill the app and launch it again, is it like that immediately or after some random time ?

It's because you activated "Create transactions with remaining amounts in accounts" in your budget.

Sorry, I never found where it is that I would turn off automatic synchronization in the background, but somehow it does appear to have been turned off. How do I turn it back on? You have to select the "Synchronization" line in the main list (under the accounts) and then there is a button ...

Well it makes sense to people who share everything in a joint account and prefer to see the whole debt directly instead of having to sum the debt of each owner every time. Anyway if you don't like this behavior, you can create an extra 5€ transaction from your husband person account to your person a...

melimeli wrote: ↑20 May 2023, 15:27 So it should be that she owes 5€ to my husband and 5€ to me.
However the 10€ show fully in my person account and none i my husband person account.

Yes this is intended to work like that currently : when you lend money to someone from a joint account, the person owes money only to the first owner.