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The difficulty is that the sign convention in a CSV file is normally determined
by the originating bank and there is no guarantee that it is what GnuCash thinks
it should be.
Some banks will use a signed amount column to represent debits and credits,
others will provide a debit column and a credi
On 2022-06-12 22:00, Kevin T via gnucash-user wrote:
> It seems that when importing CSV files, to a CC account, if the
> 'credit' column, which when imported is called the 'deposit' field,
> has a negative value in it, it is imported as a 'debit' transaction.
> I have to refer to the statement, t
It seems that when importing CSV files, to a CC account, if the 'credit'
column, which when imported is called the 'deposit' field, has a negative value
in it, it is imported as a 'debit' transaction. I have to refer to the
statement, to find which of these transactions are supposed to be credi
