Hi,

with a German bank, the CSV export uses comma as a decimal separator and a point as a digit group separator (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator#Digit_grouping). However, for integer values, the bank does not include the fractional part in the CSV output resulting in something like "1.234" for 1234 €. This, however, is imported by Skrooge as a fraction resulting in 1.23 € (i.e. a euro and 23 cent).

I see at least four possibilities how this can be solved
1. Argue with the bank to avoid using a point as a group separator as this is against the standards (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator#Current_standards). I'll try that, but this is unlikely to change anything (we are talking about Germany here, where more than 25 years after introducing ISO 8601 via DIN EN 28601 kids still do not learn in school how to write a date correctly).
2. Use the decimal and group separators from the current locale when doing the CSV import in Skrooge.
3. Have an option to change the decimal and group separators when doing the CSV import in Skrooge.
4. Interpret the point as a group separator if there are three trailing digits.