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Announcement: September 2023

We are currently well underway building our next-gen user interfaces, starting with Payroll web and mobile (released), Invoices mobile (released) and soon, advanced Payroll, Reckon Mate enhancements, and Time web.

Where appropriate we'll add features from the Product Ideas Portal to both old and new interfaces, or, where new is replacing old, we'll add to the new range only.

Thank you for your patience - whilst we understand building new interfaces and products takes longer than adding a feature, we are certain the new designs will ultimately provide a better experience for all our customers.

Regards,
The Reckon Product Team


Status Already exists
Categories Desktop & Hosted
Created by Guest
Created on Sep 3, 2019

Show australian dollar sign on invoice totals instead of english pound

It's an australian business why have english pounds on invoices

  • ADMIN RESPONSE
    Sep 7, 2019

    IDEA CLOSED - no action required.

    As was the case here, please see the comments below to ensure both your product settings and windows settings are correct.

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  • Admin
    Jason Hollis
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    Sep 7, 2019

    No problem - thank you very much for taking the time to let Neil and I know the outcome.

  • Guest
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    Sep 5, 2019

    I realised regional settings on windows 10 was causing the problem thanks
    for the help

  • Admin
    Neil Rustidge
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    Sep 5, 2019

    Also, check the Regional Settings on your PC if you're using Reckon Accounts.

    On Windows 10, go to Control Panel > Region > Formats > Additional Settings and make sure that $ is selected as the currency symbol.
    (You may also find that you have your Home Location set to United Kingdom under the Location tab of the Region Settings window)

  • Admin
    Jason Hollis
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    Sep 4, 2019

    It's possible multi-currency has been activated and AUD hasn't been set as the home currency.