Created attachment 188895 [details] Balance showing CLP instead of USD SUMMARY With CLP as base currency and at least one foreign‑currency account (USD or CLF), KMyMoney: Shows the correct numeric balance, but the wrong currency code (base currency) in the ledger status bar. Shows 1:1 exchange rates in the “Exchange Rate/Price Editor” dialog, even when the price table contains correct non‑1 rates. The underlying amounts and stored prices are correct; only the display/initialization logic is wrong. This makes it impossible to safely work with different currencies. This happens since 5.2.0 Version: 5.2.70‑07ef61afd (master) and 5.2.1 stable I'm running up to date ArchLinux Base currency: CLP Account currency: USD (and CLF in a separate test) STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Create a USD account while base currency is CLP. 2. Enter a few USD transactions; ledger balance is ~6,839.40 USD. 3. Observe ledger status bar: shows “Balance: CLP 6,839.40” although account currency is USD. 4. Open Price Editor, ensure a CLP/CLF (or CLP/USD) rate is defined (non‑1). 5. Select that price → Modify → Exchange Rate/Price Editor. OBSERVED RESULT Observe “1 CLP = 1 CLF” and “1 CLF = 1 CLP” regardless of stored value. EXPECTED RESULT Ledger status line uses the account currency (USD) for that account. FX/Price dialog initializes from the stored price, not 1:1.
Created attachment 188896 [details] the exchange rate is properly set
Created attachment 188897 [details] clicking modify always shows 1=1 and does not stack if saved
As of now, it is unclear to me, how you get to the screenshot of the ledger showing currency symbols. This is clearly not the master code which does not display them (see https://invent.kde.org/office/kmymoney/-/blob/master/kmymoney/views/ledgerviewpage_p.h#L148-L159 where the first parameter to formatMoney is an empty string). Can you double check? It would be cool if you could provide a sample .kmy file and attach it here for us to duplicate the problems.