Bug in QIF importer

[Conrad Canterford]

Derek Atkins wrote:

> What type of account is the QIF import?  I noticed that if the
> QIF file contains equity trades (stocks or mutual funds, for
> example), then it will automatically create a sub-account for
> that commodity.


For the enlightenment of all, the entire qif file (it was a trivial proof-of-concept test) reads:

!Type:Bank
D10/10/01
T1605.75
PDEPOSIT
^


That's all. I do not believe this should be creating a subaccount, and 
as I say, I suspect it is related to the fact that I'm using a ':' in my 
account names.


Conrad.
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