John, you do not necessarily have to use the GnuCash for Android app to achieve what you want. You can use practically any app that will export transactions into a .qif file. For example, I'm using Money Manager Ex for Android (to which I also contribute in development, just like with GnuCash for Android) but anything that creates a valid .qif file will work. You could try another app untill the issues you mention are resolved. Make sure that you submit a bug report with a reproducible case, though. You can also check the exported .qif file with a text editor and see if the values are really there.
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