As soon as you click on a menu, iCompta 5 will crash on Sonoma. Bad news is iCompta 5 code base is too old and can no longer be recompiled with the current development tools so I won't be able to update. Revert to macOS Ventura (hard to do) Have another Mac with an older system so you can use iCompt...

There has been a change in Sonoma which causes a side effect : all the value dates that haven't been set end up on January 1st, 4001 instead of being equal to the date of the transaction by default. Since the balance preview is computed according to the value date, this also has the effect of making...

There isn't any particular step except having activated family sharing for your Apple account. In the Mac App Store you can select "yourself" in the bottom left corner of the window and then there is a "Purchased by" button in the top right corner that let you select another memb...

You need to change the date after "Show planned transactions until" to 1st April 2024 in the bottom white bar under the transactions list.

Elf6w wrote: ↑10 August 2023, 13:46 I know the encoding name for Russian characters. Could you add "Cyrillic (Windows)" encoding?

It's already there its name is Windows CP1251 if I'm not mistaken.

Yes that can totally fit in iCompta 7.

You need to change the "CSV separator" field to "Comma" in the import settings.

You probably don't know but you can just hit the space key when a slice of the pie (or a line of the report) is selected to show the corresponding transactions without leaving the pie chart.

There is no template needed, iCompta will ask you to map the columns from your CSV file to the fields in iCompta when you import.

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.