You need to delete iCloud synchronization data first, by clicking on the File > New document from iCloud > Delete iCloud documents menu item.

I've created several rules and validation settings in the free Lite version of Compta. Will all of the rules and validation settings be stored in the backup zip file and transfer into the paid version of iCompta? Yes Is there any advantage/disadvantage to purchase the full version via the App Store ...

Thanks for the help. The date format you provided worked for me with the caveat that I copy and paste the date format text that you provided. If I try to type the date format text (MM/dd''yyyy (two apostrophe's versus quotation mark)) into the iCompta form it defaults back to listing all dates as ...

The correct date format for your file is MM/dd''yyyy (make sure to copy/paste this format otherwise iOS will replace the quotes with different ones that won't work).

The "LITE" is shown on purpose in the lite version, it won't be displayed in the paid version.

Can you copy/paste a few lines from your QIF file so that I can tell you the correct date format to enter in the import settings ?

You can embed a "The name contains transfer" condition in a "None of the following is true" condition.

perarneflo wrote: ↑06 November 2024, 17:26 Is this something you have planned for a future release?

Yes but it won't make it before iCompta 7.

It's been released since Sunday, you can launch the Mac App Store to force it refresh itself if you don't have it yet.

I have the same error and can’t save the file, my last iCloud version is from 2013. Do I need to do a back up before installing the latest version? No you don't need to backup however it will lose your changes if you've made any after the first error message appeared. If you don't want to lose the t ...

There is a 6.1.18 update to fix this.