CSV localization changed

codemonauts

Hello Together,

We have noticed that since the beginning of August the localization of CSV exports has changed. Previously, the files were adapted to the language of the end device. Now we only get the English localization. This forced us to modify our import functions so that the "new" number format could be correctly imported into our system.

Question: Can other users also confirm this, and the question to bunq: Will this remain consistent in English (which we would like) or will it change again with the next update of the app?

Cheers
Thomas

Bastiaan

codemonauts Hello!

The localisation of my device is still used for decimal separators in the exported CSV (in amounts). But dates always have the same format.

I've tested this with the localisation "Dutch" and "United States" on my Android device.

codemonauts

Sorry, I forgot to mention that it was an iOS device.

Right, the date format is ISO and it is still the same. But the column label switched from German to English and the number format too. The column labels are not important to us, but changing number formats are not nice :)

Thijs-Maroon-Bear

My setup: Bunq v13, iOS 13.1, region setting: USA

USA is a Decimal point country.

Decimal Seperator:
- The app --> Decimal point (aka Period) .
- The CSV bank statement export --> Decimal comma ,

This is inconsistent. Please fix this bug.

It works properly for region Ireland.

Patrick-P

Is there a way to export CSV statements with period (.) as a decimal separator?

Heiko-Hartwig

Patrick Wie konntest du einen 2 Jahre alten Thread finden?

Jakob-Y

Patrick I gave it a try by changing the region of my phone as the user above you in this thread suggested. It worked for me. When setting it to Ireland as a region, the decimal separator changes to periods when before it would export CSV statements with a comma as decimal separator with my normal region Germany.

thijsoost

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