All transactions from QIF import listed as unspecified ... me too

[Charles Day]

On Tue, Aug 19, 2008 at 4:12 PM, susie <goddens at gmail.com> wrote:

> I agree the importer would  be less time consuming if one could
> keyboard the accounts in or  at least leave the path to a particular
> account open between allocating each transaction .. ie .. if the last
> transaction was allocated to "Expenses:Bank Fees:Transaction Fees",
> that would be where you ended up when you allocate the next transaction
> .. not ideal but a possible option .. but I haven't a clue how
> easy/hard/time consuming any of these things would be to do.
>

If you have 2.2.6 (maybe even 2.2.5) then you can just select multiple rows
and map them all at once. Does that help?


>
> Overall I am really please with the application so far ... thanks to
> all those who have found the time to work on it
> susie
>
>
> On 20 Aug 2008, at 4:20 AM, David T. wrote:
>
> > A small UI point: I find the account selector in the importer to be
> > MUCH more annoying than changing an UNSPECIFIED entry in the register.
> > This is due to the fact that the importer has no ability to use the
> > keyboard to drill down quickly (e.g. "ex:ba:tr" can take me to
> > "Expenses:Bank Fees:Transaction Fees"). I have to carefully click the
> > little triangle next to each heading (careful now! don't double
> > click!) from the top of the hierarchy each time to select. Ugh.
> >
>
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