On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 10:15:20PM -0700, Cengiz Alaettinoglu wrote:
> And here is the qif file:
> !Type:Bank
> D6/16/97
> CX
> MAlaettinoglu, Cengiz
> T2,098.82
> PAccounts Pay PaymentUsc
> L/Travel:N|[Travel]
> S/Travel:N|[Travel]
> ERejklavik
> $2,000.00
> S/Petty Cash:ISDN|[Telecom]
> $98.
I am attaching a qif file (contains one transaction, generated by MS
Money 2000) importing this to an otherwise empty gnucash causes a fatal
error. I get the following on the terminal. This happens after pressing
next on the currency page (and answering all question with their
defaults).
gnucash
Keith Refson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> One priece of sub-optimal behaviour I have noticed with QIF
> importation is the association with a specific GNUCASH account. I can
> choose the account from the "Accounts" tab after loading it, but the
> association is a once-off thing which isn't save
One priece of sub-optimal behaviour I have noticed with QIF
importation is the association with a specific GNUCASH account. I can
choose the account from the "Accounts" tab after loading it, but the
association is a once-off thing which isn't saved between sessions.
Of course I can choose whate
Bill Gribble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Importing QIFs with security transactions doesn't always work right at
> the moment. This is being worked on, mainly by Richard Wackerbarth.
> Hopefully in the next week or two there will be a patch to the QIF
> importer which gets most of this right.
Derek Atkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The QIF problem I've got. I've got a number of Vanguard accounts
> that autoexchange between them. When I download QIFs from them for
> my account status, all of the auto-exchanges claim to come from (or
> go to) Default. This is kind of annoying, a
The QIF problem I've got. I've got a number of Vanguard accounts
that autoexchange between them. When I download QIFs from them for
my account status, all of the auto-exchanges claim to come from (or
go to) Default. This is kind of annoying, and when I try to combine
them together I lose all
Bill Gribble <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Any objections?
Hmm. In the long run, I'd like to have this set up through a
"filtering" infrastructure so that we can tell gnucash how to handle
QIF's coming in from various sources. I suspect that this won't be
the only mangling we'll have to do, a
Graham Leggett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hmmm... would it be possible to have an optional flag or other way of
> assigning the memo field to the description field if the description
> field is blank?
I can see this either way. The problem is really that your bank is
putting the information i
Bill Gribble wrote:
> The "M" field in the QIF file corresponds to the Memo in gnucash,
> not the Description.
>
> Try setting the register to Double mode (under the register/style
> menu) and you will see the Memo on the second line. It's not shown in
> the (default) single-line mode.
Hmmm...
Graham Leggett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> D4/1/00
> T-3.00
> N
> MADMIN CHARGE
> ^
>
> The "ADMIN CHARGE" bit is missing after the import.
The "M" field in the QIF file corresponds to the Memo in gnucash,
not the Description.
Try setting the register to Double mode (under the register/sty
Hi,
One more problem I have found...
My online bank allows me to download transactions in QIF format. When I
import the transactions, everything is imported correctly except for the
descriptions - these remain blank, which leaves me a whole lot of
imported transactions without an indication of w
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I have since *substantially* revised the code, making it
> considerably more robust and featureful.
This is great!
> b) Interactively ask the user which account the transactions apply
> to. It appears that with MS-Money, a QIF file may contain multiple
> "sections,"
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> The following script is the beginnings of my thoughts of a way of
> Scheming a converter up.
I have since *substantially* revised the code, making it considerably
more robust and featureful.
- It now tries to figure out, fairly intelligently, what date
formatting
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