In order to minimize errors during import I first exported the account
(categories) tree and imported that into GC. We’re there still errors?, yes but
it was manageable. I then exported the data by year into qif files for import
into GC. It made my life easier and reduced the number of errors I
In all seriousness, I recall that when I tried to import my data from
Quicken, I ran into so many problems and inaccuracies of the transactions
going into the wrong GnuCash account, etc., that I concluded it was just
easier and I'd have more confidence in entering the transactions manually
from the
Data? Wha?
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> After the second six pack "What data errors?"
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> That seems like an admirable and at least enjoyable solution.
I'd be worried about data entry errors, especially after the second 6-pack.
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When I transferred over to GnuCash from Quicken a number of years ago, after
first toying with the import directions/options, I opted to use the "6-pack"
method...
I bought several 6-packs of Stella, picked how many years I wanted to go
back to be reflected in GnuCash, and entered each and transac
Thanks for the feedback. I am currently rewriting part of the documentation
in the Help manual on importing. The comments about Base, Destination and
transfer accounts are quite timely and I have struggled with that
terminology while doing the rewrite.
The difficulty arises primarily because in a
As a newbie I did (and do) have some trouble with GnuCash, but my largest
concerns were with the import process. I have a few suggestions that might
ease the path of the next newbies to come. The import process, per se, seemed
to go smoothly - it was the assigning appropriate splits that took m
Hi David,
Thanks for the suggestion to look at the currency mismatch.
Indeed, there is a tag in the QFX file saying the currency is USD, which
is wrong. Manually fixing this tag and importing again gives the
expected correct result.
I called the bank to let them know. It appears they are awa
Nike,
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Your problem is an artifact f there being more than one currency in your
data. I am not a expert with that. Others need to be invited to help.
David C
Hi David,
Thanks for the response.
OFX/QFX works perfectly fine on all other bank & credit card accounts.
It's just this one that is a problem.
I have attached a screen shot so you can see what the register looks like.
One other weird thing -- the currency for these problem imports seems to
Nike,
Have you gotten OFX or QFX imports from other financial institutions to
work?
I have never heard of any transactions, imported or otherwise, having only
one side, unless that side is equal to zero.
Did you try changing the register view to double-line in transaction
journal?
David C
On T
Hi again,
I'm not sure if this kind of issue is on the radar of the developers,
but here's some more information, in case somebody decides to chase the
issue down.
My bank offers to export the data to CSV, QFX, or QBO formats, based on
user set filters such as category, amount, date. For the
Hi,
I have encountered a strange problem with QFX import from my credit
card, issued by Home Trust. It's similar, but not exactly the same, as
the ones discussed in the archive with Chase.
GnuCash apparently imports the QFX correctly, but transactions show up
in the credit card account with
Thanks for the prompt response.
The name of the file is: FirstbankDownload149861256.qif
I was never given a choice to map the file.
There was not a new top level account.
I figured out that the QIF file would import if I changed the !Type from
"!Type:Cash in Bank - 1st Bank 5343" to "!Type:Ba
Hi,
On Wed, July 5, 2017 12:35 pm, Roderick Averill wrote:
> I'm trying to import data from my bank. I've tried both QIF format and csv
> format.
>
> The QIF file is !Type:Bank and it appears to process fine, but I cannot
> find the data in my journal.
Okay, a few questions:
0) I'm assuming you
I'm trying to import data from my bank. I've tried both QIF format and csv
format.
The QIF file is !Type:Bank and it appears to process fine, but I cannot find
the data in my journal.
I then tried a csv file, but after adding column names, and importing, gnucash
crashes
I'm running on a m
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