Hi Peter,
I have a program in python to add a split like that to a qif file.
I had it written to add Australian GST to my transactions after years of
splitting them manually.
So I download my bank file, run the program, then import with all the
splits added.
You might need to alter it to suit your split values,
if you are interested let me know.
Lawrence
On 6/3/19 6:10 am, Peter Münster wrote:
On Tue, Mar 05 2019, John Ralls wrote:
Just edit the transaction and add a split. You can type '.3*123.45' and
'.7*123.45' in the expense debit column, no need to get out your calculator.
Sure. But how can I split *all* transactions of an account the same way?
The only way, that I know, is to split the transactions manually one by one.
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