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    Thanks for your feedback, Elma. Our product team is paying close attention to this and exploring ways to improve the experience for users working on smaller screens or using split-screen layouts.

    The Account and Description columns are responsive, so widening your view will expand these columns and provide more visibility. We understand, though, that this may depend on your individual setup and processes.

    I’ve updated the title of your idea to reflect your request for a compact view, which will help us track interest in this improvement.

    Regarding the date formatting, dates in manual journals are localised. We recommend checking your browser’s default language and region settings and, if needed, updating them to match your location. For example, selecting English (New Zealand), English (Australia), or English (United Kingdom) will allow you to enter dates in the DDMMYYYY format.

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    Dean Welbourne commented  · 

    Regarding the Date Format issue - I am a Windows user, the fix was not in Browser Settings, but in Windows Settings -> Time & language > Language & region, you can change the Regional format to something other than English(US). You can also click on the Windows icon and search for 'Region Settings'

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    Thanks for sharing with us here, Nicholas - Is it possible your browser language is currently set to English(US). This maybe causing the formatting you're mentioning here and changing to English (UK) or (AUS) should help.

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