In my reports amounts 0 <= x < 1 and amounts > 1 are represented
differently.
Looks like this is a feature of commodity handling. How can this be
overruled for this particular case?
(Note putting
- "C 0,01 EUR = € 0,01", multiplies all values by 100. So also does not
work as I expect.
- --exchange €:EUR, does not resort any effect)
See below example for an illustration of this:
* ledger different representation of amounts > 1 and < 1
** some transactions
#+name: transactions_smallamounts
#+begin_src ledger :noweb yes
C 1,00 EUR = €1,00
2013/12/02 ACME
Expenses:A € 0,01
Assets
2014/01/02 ACME
Expenses:A € 1,00
Assets
2014/02/02 ACME
Expenses:B € 0,01
Assets
2014/03/02 ACME
Expenses:B € 0,02
Assets
#+end_src
#+name: representing_smallamounts
#+begin_src ledger :cmdline --sort 'date' reg ^exp :noweb yes
<<transactions_smallamounts>>
#+end_src
#+RESULTS: representing_smallamounts
: 13-Dec-02 ACME Expenses:A € 0,01
€ 0,01
: 14-Jan-02 ACME Expenses:A 1,00 EUR
1,01 EUR
: 14-Feb-02 ACME Expenses:B € 0,01
1,02 EUR
: 14-Mar-02 ACME Expenses:B € 0,02
1,04 EUR
#+name: representing_smallamounts2
#+begin_src ledger :cmdline --sort 'date' bal ^exp :noweb yes
<<transactions_smallamounts>>
#+end_src
#+RESULTS: representing_smallamounts2
: 1,04 EUR Expenses
: 1,01 EUR A
: € 0,03 B
: --------------------
: 1,04 EUR
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