HI,

D via gnucash-user <gnucash-user@gnucash.org> writes:

[snip]
> One common problem is that the dates in the file do not match the
> locale settings. That is, your file has DD-MM-YYYY but your locale
> uses MM-DD-YYYY.

The QIF Importer doesn't require this matching, and indeed has lots of
logic to test for four common date formats.  If there is any ambiguity
it will prompt the user to choose.  For example, if your dates look like
01/01/19, 02/12/19, 03/09/19...  Is this M-D-Y or D-M-Y?   If, however,
you have dates that look like:  01/13/19, 31/03/19 -- then it will
complain because you have conflicting date formats.   In no case does
the *QIF* importer care about your locale date setting.

[snip]
> what can cause the QIF import to fail ?

Several things can.  Could you be more explicit about how it is failing?
What error do you get?
Is there anything in the Trace File?
If you run GnuCash from the console, is anything printed there?

> Thanks,
>
> Louis

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-derek
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