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2017/12/01 John Smith: General Payment
Assets:PayPal -10.00 USD
;; csvid: abc123
Expenses:Misc 10.00 USD
The USD is pulled directly from the CSV file, but I want it to display as e.g. $10.00 instead. I couldn't find anything built-in to Ledger to handle this; it appears the alias directive only applies to accounts and payees (though I don't get an error when I put one under a commodity). If I replace "USD" with "$" in the CSV file, it works as expected, but I'd rather not modify the original file if possible.
Is this something ledger-autosync could handle?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When I use
ledger-autosync
on my most recent PayPal CSV export, the output doesn't use the currency that I want it to.For an input line of:
I get this output:
The
USD
is pulled directly from the CSV file, but I want it to display as e.g.$10.00
instead. I couldn't find anything built-in to Ledger to handle this; it appears thealias
directive only applies to accounts and payees (though I don't get an error when I put one under a commodity). If I replace"USD"
with"$"
in the CSV file, it works as expected, but I'd rather not modify the original file if possible.Is this something
ledger-autosync
could handle?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: