That is an incredibly useful tidbit! Thanks.
David Carlson
On Fri, Feb 22, 2019 at 7:40 AM Derek Atkins wrote:
> David Carlson writes:
>
> > IIRC, the qif importer is (or was, in the 2.6.x series) somewhat clunky
> > when it came upon an unknown 'other' account or category. It may have
David Carlson writes:
> IIRC, the qif importer is (or was, in the 2.6.x series) somewhat clunky
> when it came upon an unknown 'other' account or category. It may have
> needed a nudge to place it correctly into the account tree. I don't think
> it dumped everything into some imbalance file wit
Cutting parts to make things clearer...
My phone mail client doesn't handle inline well, top posting.
I imagine you *are* doing something wrong. Everyone does.
The "account picker" reference is to the difficulty in selecting the "Gas"
subaccount when in the import process.
I am well aware of th
IIRC, the qif importer is (or was, in the 2.6.x series) somewhat clunky
when it came upon an unknown 'other' account or category. It may have
needed a nudge to place it correctly into the account tree. I don't think
it dumped everything into some imbalance file without giving the user a
chance ma
I thought the importer prompted you to create new accounts, no? Certainly the
register does if I enter a new one or mistype an existing one.
You can import accounts by themselves. (though not easily via export from
Quicken)
Do an export on your current accounts to get the CSV structure, then us
On 2/18/19 3:49 AM, D via gnucash-user wrote:
> Most users, having done their initial import, will have an existing account
> structure into which they fit incoming transactions. Thus, the need for
> repeated addition of accounts while importing is, in the long run, a
> diminishing requirement.
Most users, having done their initial import, will have an existing account
structure into which they fit incoming transactions. Thus, the need for
repeated addition of accounts while importing is, in the long run, a
diminishing requirement.
That being said, it would be nice to streamline the a
I couldn't find a way to practical way import new transactions, say QFX, into
an account, say a new Credit Card Account, and easily create new Expense
Accounts from either the Generic Import Transaction Matcher or the Credit
Card Account.
Even Quicken 2002 makes matching transactions to non setup
