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[GH-ISSUE #327] Amounts are cut off in Account page #77452
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Originally created by @kazzazed on GitHub (Nov 22, 2021).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/actualbudget/actual/issues/327
Debit, Credit and RT amounts over $x,xxx.xx are cut-off in account view. I'm using a 21.5" monitor so plenty of screen real estate. Only way I can read the full amount is to click into the amount field and use the arrow key, or copy/paste it out to notepad.
Ideally the columns in Account view should be dynamically adjustable through drag and depending on screen size. Sorting by column click would also be useful, but these last 2 are more feature requests. Not being able to read the amounts is more of an issue.
@Deguello commented on GitHub (Nov 22, 2021):
I'm not seeing this, unless you're talking about something other than what it sounds like to me. Maybe the web version? I don't use that one.
@bpaulien commented on GitHub (Nov 22, 2021):
I use the web version because of some weirdness I'm experiencing on my computer with the windows version. But here's a snip from the web version, also indicating large numbers showing up...
@kazzazed commented on GitHub (Nov 24, 2021):
The issue depends on what other amounts are in the 3 columns and the order they are in; I wish I had taken some screen shots.
Definitely cutting off when xxx,xxx.00 in both the DR, CR and RT columns. This is a loan account:
@kazzazed commented on GitHub (Nov 24, 2021):
Actually I think this might only happen when there are negative numbers. This list works fine, no negatives. Screenshot in above post shows negatives cut off.
@lopezpappalardo commented on GitHub (Nov 24, 2021):
Hi!
I live in Chile. Here the currency is CLP and the numbers are huge. 1 USD ~= 800 CLP, then 1.000 USD = 800.000 CLP.
Example: 12.345.678 CLP:
Although it is not my case 😅, you cannot put 9-digit numbers:
Thanks.
@kazzazed commented on GitHub (Nov 25, 2021):
@lopezpappalardo I guess to be fair, the app doesn't support other currencies as yet. I had considered whether I could use it for my IDR accounts (where 1 USD = Rp 14,000 ... so one is a millionaire with just USD100 = Rp 1,400,000 😅 and even YNAB is ugly with that..
@j-f1 commented on GitHub (Jan 30, 2023):
One way we could fix this is by adding a setting to drop the decimal points from displayed currencies. I imagine people dealing with 6-7 figure currency amounts on a regular basis won’t care about the fractional units, so that buys us up to X,XXX,XXX:
Maybe the option could be expanded to additionally replace the last 000 with
k? so then big numbers would render as e.g. 1,400k instead of 1,400,000.@j-f1 commented on GitHub (Mar 4, 2023):
I’ve opened #725 which makes some improvements here. I’d love it if some of you would be willing to import a backup to the test instance at https://deploy-preview-725--actualbudget.netlify.app/ (as long as you click “don’t use a server” you won’t be sending any data outside of your browser). Once you go to More → Settings → Number format and toggle on “Hide decimal places,” you should get the new behavior.
I’m particularly curious whether you feel like it makes sense to hide the decimal places for your currency.
@MatissJanis commented on GitHub (Mar 30, 2023):
👋 I believe Jed has done some great work to improve the situation here in #725
Closing it off, but please feel free to open a new issue if you would like to collaborate on doing further improvements in this area.