SUMMARY

The CSV import setup has a "Decimal symbol" setting on the Formats page, but it ignores it when performing the import. This creates problems on systems that have customised locale settings. 

On my system, I have numbers as en-GB, which use . (dot) as a decimal point and currency as ro-RO, which uses , (comma). The reason for that is that many tools assume lists of numbers are separated by commas, so I cannot process files easily across my tools with the ro-RO number locale. At the same time, I cannot read the en-GB/US currency formats, with negative numbers in parentheses etc. Side comment: it was better before.

For some reason, kmymoney chose to use comma everywhere, including in the CSV importer, and not the number locale. Even if I set the Decimal symbol to dot in the bank setup, the number parser seems to walk over the dot.


STEPS TO REPRODUCE
1. Create a CSV that represents numbers using a different decimal symbol than the system locale. 
2. Setup your number format to en-GB and your currency format to ro-RO
3. Import the CSV

OBSERVED RESULT


EXPECTED RESULT


SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS
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