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@ -1642,10 +1642,10 @@ standard display precisions (with `hledger print --round=hard`), and a human wit
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pencil and paper would agree that those displayed amounts add up to zero,
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the transaction is considered balanced.
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This has some advantages: it is general, usually intuitive, and configurable when needed.
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It means that transaction balancedness is somewhat dependent on commodity display precisions,
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This has some advantages: it is fairly intuitive, general not hard-coded, yet configurable when needed.
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On the downside it means that transaction balancedness is related to commodity display precisions,
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so eg when using `-c/--commodity-style` to display things with more than usual precision,
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you could notice some of your journal entries need to adjusted (made more precise).
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you might need to fix some of your journal entries (ie, add decimal digits to make them balance more precisely).
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Other PTA tools (Ledger, Beancount..) have their own ways of doing it.
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Possible improvements are discussed at [#1964](https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues/1964).
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