Cam,
I don't know about gnucash itself since I don't use it. F::Q handels
the symbols correctly as shown below for CMI.V:
~/.../finance-quote/Examples >>> perl stockdump.pl alphavantage CMI.V
$VAR1 = {
'CMI.Vopen' => '1.1400',
'CMI.Vclose' => '1.1000',
'CMI.Vcurrency_set_by_fq' => 1,
'CMI.Vvolume' => '5000',
'CMI.Vmethod' => 'alphavantage',
'CMI.Vhigh' => '1.1400',
'CMI.Vlow' => '1.1000',
'CMI.Vcurrency' => 'CAD',
'CMI.Vsymbol' => 'CMI.V',
'CMI.Vlast' => '1.1000',
'CMI.Vsuccess' => 1,
'CMI.Vdate' => '11/09/2017',
'CMI.Visodate' => '2017-11-09'
};
The required fields for gnucash return correct data. So F::Q does the
job. There will probably be something misconfigured in your gnucash
setup..
best
--
erik colson
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