Transaction Imports

[Nikolai Nowaczyk]

Hi Barry,

I had the same problem and can so far not offer a really good solution.
At the moment I am converting the csv from my bank to qif and replace
the target account along the way according to a pre-defined set of
rules. Then I import the qif to gnucash. The code is here:

https://github.com/niknow/BankCSVtoQif

For me it works fine - but you would have to add the csv dialect of your
bank in order to get it to work for you (see documentation).

Best regards
Nikolai


On 26.09.2015 03:30, Barry wrote:
> Greetings All‹
> 
> As a Gnew Gnu user I¹m looking for relevant archives about importing
> transactions. Or perhaps someone can clue me to the Œhow to¹s":
> 
> Using GnuCash 2.6.6 I can:
>    I can successfully:
> A) Import QIF
> B) Import Accounts From CSV
> C) Import Transactions From CSV
> 
> I Need help:
> I cannot import transactions to an account without laboriously
> double-clicking each and every transaction to identify each one¹s correct
> Expense/Income category.  There could be hundreds!
> 
> How is it possible to import a file into GnuCash which will tell GnuCash
> which Expense account to put the charge into?!?
> 
> I hope I¹ve been sufficiently clear.
> 
> Vary grateful for your help,
> Barry
> 
> 
> 
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