In order to minimize errors during import I first exported the account
(categories) tree and imported that into GC. We’re there still errors?, yes but
it was manageable. I then exported the data by year into qif files for import
into GC. It made my life easier and reduced the number of errors I
In all seriousness, I recall that when I tried to import my data from
Quicken, I ran into so many problems and inaccuracies of the transactions
going into the wrong GnuCash account, etc., that I concluded it was just
easier and I'd have more confidence in entering the transactions manually
from the
Data? Wha?
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> After the second six pack "What data errors?"
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> On Sep 25, 2019, at 5:15 PM, David Cousens wrote:
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> That seems like an admirable and at least enjoyable solution.
I'd be worried about data entry errors, especially after the second 6-pack.
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When I transferred over to GnuCash from Quicken a number of years ago, after
first toying with the import directions/options, I opted to use the "6-pack"
method...
I bought several 6-packs of Stella, picked how many years I wanted to go
back to be reflected in GnuCash, and entered each and transac
Thanks for the feedback. I am currently rewriting part of the documentation
in the Help manual on importing. The comments about Base, Destination and
transfer accounts are quite timely and I have struggled with that
terminology while doing the rewrite.
The difficulty arises primarily because in a
As a newbie I did (and do) have some trouble with GnuCash, but my largest
concerns were with the import process. I have a few suggestions that might
ease the path of the next newbies to come. The import process, per se, seemed
to go smoothly - it was the assigning appropriate splits that took m
