Hello everyone! I have recently run into a conundrum that I hope someone would be able to help me with.
I am importing transactions from a CSV file into a brokerage account. The CSV data containing the split looks like this: date,transactionid,description,account,credit,debit,action, price2022-08-25,44689940965,STOCK SPLIT (TSLA),tda_2061:TSLA,203,0,Split, 0.0 ,44689940965,,Trading:Tradeables:TSLA,0,203,, 0.0 In other words, I have formatted the data as a multi-line split file for the importer. I am setting the action to Split and attempting to set the commodity price to 0.0 in both split lines. I have modeled the above import data based on what I see gets created if I manually create a stock split in GnuCash. Using the Stock Split tool in its simplest version creates a transaction with two splits: the first has action set to "Split" and the second split goes to the trading account. Prices are empty/null when the tool is used. I have turned off all Bayesian matching for the importer, if that matters. The problem I am facing is that when imported, the above transaction is not recognized as a stock split by the importer. Rather, the commodity price is overridden to 1.0 USD for both splits and my "Trading:Tradeables:TSLA: account gets switched out for "Imbalance-TSLA". Would anyone know how I should format the CSV import data so that the stock split gets recognized? Is it even possible/supported? I have so far not been able to find answers in the official documentation. Thank you! Marcus Pemer PGP: CC9E1BAA
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