Hey Phyllis, thanks for the advice!
Sadly my bank only offers my transaction history in CSV and HTML format...
I'll definitely make backups before I do any work and minimize how often
I import transactions.
Too bad there isn't an undo button in GnuCash, yet. :)
On 7/25/22 00:28, Phyllis Bruce w
* The account is your bank account and the transfer account is the
other account.
Thanks, this helped a lot!
* Options, when you mess up importing many transactions, don't save
the file or delete them and import again.
I don't see how can I bulk delete transactions.
On 7/25/22 00:01, flywire
Welcome to GnuCash!
When you do the import, all of those transactions should have one
account the same, for whatever you are importing from, say, a bank
account. You then assign the 'other' account for each transaction.
(expenses, paying liabilities, income, etc.)
Check out the Help Guide &
Mateja, I’m very new to GnuCash as well and have almost entered all my
transaction for year to date. It looks as though you are working with you
checking account. I had major problems with CSV and found QFX much much
easier. Major mistake doing more then one month at a time! If you mess up
Seems you are following
https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v4/C/gnucash-help/trans-import.html#trans-import-csv.
Figure 6.5. The CSV Import Preview Pane is hard to read so click
https://www.gnucash.org/docs/v4/C/gnucash-help/figures/Help_CSV_Import_transactions_Preview.png
to view it in a new tab.
* The
Hello everybody,
I found out about GnuCash (and double-entry accounting) three days ago
and I want to use it to track my spending...
My bank allows me to export my transaction history to a CSV file.
I plan to use that feature regularly and import transactions into GnuCash.
Here's how my bank's
