Hi All, On Windows 10 and Gnucash 4.4 After a catastrophic failure of my laptop, which also took out my external backup drive, I found a 2 year old backup on another drive. The data loss is not a huge problem as it is solely for my own use. I closed that old file and used it to create a new file hierarchy with every account in the new file showing zero - all good. However I notice when entering amounts now that the thousands separator is a decimal point and the decimal point is a comma e.g. $10.000.000,00. I've dug around some but haven't been able to find where I can change the separators. Any advice is much appreciated Cheers -- *Tony Vanson*
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