I found what I feel is a bug - see attachment. It's basically the same as https://bugs.gnucash.org/show_bug.cgi?id=779888
reported by Christopher Lam, and marked as fixed. But I don't think it is fixed, so I added a comment. There's a link to another bug on that bug, but the link points to nowhere useful. I disagree with the comment that Find by Value should be removed - I use that quite a bit. I don't know how unusual my company is, being small (1 employee == me), but dealing in multiple currencies. 90% of what the company sells is exported outside the UK, and a reasonable fraction of those buyers only want to pay in their local currency. Or in the case of a Polish company, wanted to pay in USD, despite the fact that I offered to accept their local currency (zloty). Recently I got chatting to a guy in a pub in England who claimed he was a chartered accountant. I have no reason to disbelieve him. He said that I should not be invoicing companies in any currency other than GBP, and in his opinion I was breaking the law by doing so. Yet I discovered later after checking, our own government website clearly states* "You can invoice in any currency for the goods and services that you supply" * https://www.gov.uk/guidance/foreign-currency-transactions-vat-and-tour-operators I seem to have found a few bugs related to using multiple currencies. I guess if there are not that many people using them, bugs are not going to be discovered so readily as they otherwise would. Dave
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