Hi Flywire, The easiest way I've found is to study the exact format that GnuCash exports transactions as CSV. Then arrange (if possible) for the CSV files you want to import to have exactly the same format as this. Then when you're on the import CSV transaction page, you can select GnuCash export format as the format of the CSV files that you want to import.
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