David, It may be that Bayesian matching works but the import matcher window did not come up in the dialog when I was writing the docs from memory. I have the same problem - I don't use the QIF import at all. I collected some test files from my bank which duplicated the OFX import I normally use and a few online sources which I used when I was writing the docs. The wizard for running the import at that time skipped the import matching window steps after the account matching/mapping of the category/account names onto the internal account names with the account selection dialog and went straight to importing. i have not tried importing the test files I had used recently so I don't know the current position. I will try to get some time to take another look at it, but the chances are not looking all that good with Christmas imminent at the moment.Maybe in the New Year.
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