[nongnu] elpa/csv2ledger f234878bd2 180/190: Update to the README

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branch: elpa/csv2ledger
commit f234878bd2e6a0ca0beeacb386162225ce352041
Author: Joost Kremers <joostkremers@fastmail.com>
Commit: Joost Kremers <joostkremers@fastmail.com>

    Update to the README
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 README.md | 2 +-
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@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ Sometimes, it is useful or even necessary to modify the 
value of some field extr
 
 ### Modifying individual fields ###
 
-First, there is the option `c2l-field-modify-functions`. You can use this 
option to adjust the value of particular fields. As an example, my CSV files 
provide the date in the format `DD.MM.YYYY`, but ledger expects them to be in 
the format `YYYY-MM-DD`. To remedy this, `csv2ledger` comes with the function 
`c2l-convert-little-endian-to-iso8601-date` that takes a date in the format 
`DD.MM.YYYY` and converts it to `YYYY-MM-DD`. For convenience, it also accepts 
dates in the forms `DD-MM-YYYY [...]
+First, there is the option `c2l-field-modify-functions`. You can use this 
option to adjust the value of particular fields. As an example, my CSV files 
provide the date in the format `DD.MM.YYYY`, but in my ledger files I use the 
format `YYYY-MM-DD`. To remedy this, `csv2ledger` comes with the function 
`c2l-convert-little-endian-to-iso8601-date` that takes a date in the format 
`DD.MM.YYYY` and converts it to `YYYY-MM-DD`. For convenience, it also accepts 
dates in the forms `DD-MM-YYYY` an [...]
 
 `c2l-field-modify-functions` is an alist mapping field names to functions. 
Each function should take a string as its only argument and return a string. 
They are called with the field's value as argument and the return value 
replaces the original value in the transaction. So in order to transform the 
date as described, I set `c2l-field-modify-functions` as follows: