Importing accounts with multiple currencies

Charles Day cedayiv at gmail.com
Sat Jan 12 16:27:19 EST 2008


On Jan 11, 2008 1:01 PM, David Lynch <david.lynch at blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:

>    I have read the FAQs and archives (of this group) and issues with
> importing of accounts with multiple currencies have been raised several
> times but remain, as far as I can see, unresolved.
>    I'm a new user trying to import several years' data from Quicken.
> Transaction between accounts with different currencies are being handled
> incorrectly.


I assume you're importing a QIF file. The QIF importer can't handle multiple
currencies (I have the same problem).  You'll find that transfers between
accounts with different currencies don't import correctly (and even generate
an extra transaction). If you don't have too many of those, I'd simply
suggest fixing them by hand after import.

Cheers,
Charles



>
>    Can I configure gnucash to handle them correctly? Or, if not, is the
> best way round the problem to input manually each transaction between
> currencies?
>
> David Lynch
>
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