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@ -2117,7 +2117,8 @@ Generally you should put `commodity` directives at the top of your journal file
### Commodity directive syntax ### Commodity directive syntax
A commodity directive is normally the word `commodity` followed by a sample [amount](#amounts) (and optionally a comment). A commodity directive is normally the word `commodity`
followed by a sample [amount](#amounts) (and optionally a comment).
Only the amount's symbol and format is significant. Only the amount's symbol and format is significant.
Eg: Eg:
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commodity 1 000 000.0000 ; the no-symbol commodity commodity 1 000 000.0000 ; the no-symbol commodity
``` ```
The sample amount must always include a decimal mark (a period or comma). A commodity directive's sample amount must always include a decimal mark
To specify no decimal digits, write it at the end: (to help distinguish decimal marks and digit group marks).
It can be a period or a comma.
If you want to show no decimals in reports, write the decimal mark at the end:
```journal ```journal
commodity 1000. AAAA ; show with no decimal digits commodity 1000. AAAA ; show AAAA with no decimals
``` ```
Commodity symbols containing spaces, numbers, or punctuation must be enclosed in double quotes, [as usual](#commodity): Commodity symbols containing spaces, numbers, or punctuation must be enclosed in double quotes, [as usual](#commodity):