You have a condition in a rule or a filter which has been duplicated. Its parameter value is "Deguara". If you find it and delete it manually, the message should disappear as well.

This is called a regular expression (or regex for short). There are plenty of tutorials on the net and also there are websites that generates them based on a more friendly user interface if you prefer.

Here is a sample document containing your 2 transactions and the rule you want. You can try to apply the rules with cmd + R shortcut to see them in action and you can also copy/paste the rule from the sample document in your own document.

You should make a rule for this work, it will save you a lot of time ! You can take inspiration from the last example of this section in the user guide : https://www.icompta-app.com/help.php#rules. This example merges name and comment into just one field but exchanging name and comment is quite ...

The transactions don't keep an information about whether or not they have been reconciled. However your reconciled transactions probably have the validated status and the unreconciled ones pending or created status ? If so, you can filter on the status to find them.

They are sorted by usage count. The most used names are in the top of the list. This is the same for all of these fields.

I will make them bigger in next minor update and I will rework the way it behaves more deeply in iCompta 7.

The way it is set up now, though the idea one can log directly into accounts is good.. is useless for my use. I end up using my browser side by side with iCompta as I need to be able to see these things concurrently. I suggest people to proceed like this because it's easier to setup and you can use ...

You can click on the "Sort" button in the blue bar above the transactions list to change the sorting. You can also use the search field in the top right corner to filter the list.