https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=352789
allan <agande...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #1 from allan <agande...@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Marcel from comment #0)
> When importing a CSV that contains trades, the symbol matching always
> converts the symbols to lowercase. However, the usual convention is
> uppercase symbols. (I have AMD in my CSV and get amd, which looks weird).
> The full equity names are also converted to lowercase (i.e 'Advanced Micro
> Devices Inc' ~> 'advanced micro devices inc'), even though they should
> certainly just stay as they are.
>
> Even when I edit the symbol name afterwards to be uppercase, the matching
> for existing symbols during CSV import doesn't work. This matching should be
> case-insensitive (i.e it doesn't matter whether my CSV contains 'amd' or
> 'AMD').
Yes, that is so. I now have it working, preserving the case from the input
file.
I need to do further testing, however.
>
> Another minor issue: if the amount field contains no decimal separator, the
> default separator is automatically appended during import. This leads to
> problems when the CSV uses a different separator than the one in KMyMoney by
> default.
> e.g for Amount "300" and Price "12.50" with , as the default decimal
> separator in KMyMoney, I have to change the CSV to have amount "300.00"
> because otherwise the import makes it "300,00".
I'll also look into this.
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