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Luis Will
Did the trial and really liked the web app but having the ability to manually input the exchange rate is a must, specially when dealing with accounts in different currencies, transfers and payments.
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Brandon Price
Definitely voting for this feature. When I make a cash withdrawal it's cleaner to have it match my bank's exchange exactly so that in Lunch Money everything is correct.
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Mihaela Hinayon
I also live in Argentina. Regardless, in a lot of places if you exchange cash, the rates are not the same as the rates online. Please add this functionality! It can be really frustrating to stick to a budget, and even more so when the budget ends up being way off because you can't get an accurate rate.
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Tomás Badenes
+1! I live in Argentina, hence all of my expenses are in ARS, but I work abroad so all of my income is in USD. The rate I exchage at is always ~30% higher than the official market rate, which really messes up with budgets and data visualization in general, because no conversion is right.
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Ohamien Uhakheme
Related to this: My multi-currency transactions are always manually entered, but it seems that if I change the date, then the exchange rate doesn't change. It gets locked in to the original date. Having the ability to update the exchange rate would be helpful here
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Ivan Vega
Sorely needed. Big plus: If imported transactions (CSV in my case) can be manually matched from one account to another as transfers, or even automatically via a custom rule: say debits from account X that match a certain payee with credits from account Y that match some other payee, then try to match them up by using dates and current exchange rates (allow for a small percent variance in rate).
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Mateusz
Absolutely necessary!
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Candela
Fully agree with this! I'm Argentinian but I work for an American company and my salary is in USD and well, it makes tracking my income quite hard since I don't exchange it the moment I get it.
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Frank Santiago
This is a must-have! The exchange rate fluctuations should be under control.
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