| Version | Change log |
| Moneydance 2024.2 Build Oct 21, 2024 |
Fixed a bug which prevented directly opening Moneydance 2015 and prior files that had password encryption enabled Fixed a bug which, when performing a batch date change on multiple transactions, would result in the register not fully re-sorting the changed transactions Fixed a bug in which the Transaction Filter report, when grouping transactions by account or category, would sort transactions within each group by date-entered order instead of date. Fixed a bug in the previous preview build which prevented creating new files Fixed a rounding bug when applying VAT to transactions which resulted in the total amount being changed by one cent when the VAT part of the transaction came to exactly half of one cent Fixed a bug in which duplicating a transaction which had a VAT calculation applied, would lose the VAT calculation status attributes which might cause further editing of that transaction to re-apply the calculation improperly Fixed a bug when syncing mobile data on Windows which could cause updates from a minbile device to be re-applied, even if they had been overridden or deleted on the desktop. Fixed a bug in the portfolio report in which an investment might be shown in a different currency in specific circumstances Added an Analyze Sync Folder utility to the console window menu which will print a listg of files, subfolders, and timestamps found under the sync folder for the current file |
| Moneydance 2024.1 Build Aug 2, 2024 |
Fully fixed bug in the previous preview build 5140 when duplicating register transactions from the other side of transfers Fixed a compatibility issue with the previous preview build that prevented some extensions from loading Show message in status bar when making a backup |
| Moneydance 2017.8 (1691 Oct 24, 2018 |
Fixes to average cost basis and capital gains report calculations (thanks Stuart Beesley!) Fixes to investment performance report in situation in which the same security in two different accounts was incorrectly grouped (thanks Mike Bray!) |
