Thank you David! Now I know how to assign multiple checking transactions at
once. Great tip.
And "Roger That" on debit/credit description fields. Very long & often very
confusing.
Thanks again.
On Friday, February 7, 2020, 04:49:37 PM EST, David Cousens
wrote:
Fran
"That brings up
Fran
"That brings up another question... is there anyway in GC to assign multiple
checking transactions at once to a single expense account?"
Yes there is. In the import matcher window you can multiply select the
transactions you want to assign to a given transfer account (click on them
while
Thank you David. Good info.
FYI, I'm importing checking transactions which I downloaded a csv file from the
bank, imported into Google Sheets
I re-formatted the columns to have the following...
Date, Num, Description, Deposit, Withdrawal
I then exported this from Google Sheets to a csv file.
(I
Fran,
The date shouldn't matter but having them date ordered can help when sorting
out any problems (easier to locate in the data file). David Carlson's reason
for suggesting importing in small batches initially are twofold.
1. The importer has a Bayesian matcher which will automatically match
Fran,
If you are exporting them from a different program in, say, QIF format, I
would suggest exporting one month first, them import it into GnuCash.
After seeing how that went, do another month or three.
David Carlson
On Fri, Feb 7, 2020, 12:21 PM Fran_3 via gnucash-user <
Does date order matter when importing checking transactions?
I'm guessing they are ordered by date in the Check Register view and not by the
order in which they were entered or imported in the system... right?
I'm asking because this next account I'll be working on has almost 2,000
transactions
