Decimal formats about sms-import-for-ynab HOT 5 CLOSED

Here (and in most of Europe) is the opposite: comma for decimals, dot for thousands. So a thousand (1000) would be 1.000,00.

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Works fine, thanks!

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@jesjimher Sure, I can make that change. But, I need a little more info.
In India, price in the message comes like this -> 1,000.00 and it should be converted as 1000 and that's what the app does currently. Decimal places are separated by . and the , is introduced to increase the readability.
So there are two symbols in our system.

I understood that instead of . you have ,. But, which symbol are you using for readability?
Is there any symbol other than , in your bank transactions messages?

We can make it dynamic asking the user to input that value. I will try to add the change within 2-3 days based on my free time.

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Got it, thanks. I will push the change tomorrow.

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@jesjimher Fixed and created a new release(0.0.3) to fix this issue.
It will ignore both , and . from the price now.
https://github.com/akashpjames/sms-import-for-ynab/releases/tag/0.0.3

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