Can't get new credit card account to import ***.qfx file
John Ralls
jralls at ceridwen.us
Mon Oct 3 16:24:00 EDT 2016
> On Oct 3, 2016, at 8:59 PM, The Geek [Zorin OS 10 64amd] <jjkavaky at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Howdy:
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> This is the first time that I have emailed to this group.
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> I have been using gnucash for several years now and have run into a problem
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> I use gnucash to track credit cards and some other things.
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> Recently I was notified that one of my credit cards may have been compromised so they sent me
> a new credit card.
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> I have tracked all of my credit cards by creating an account for each one. I created a new-credit-card
> account just like I have done in the past. In the past, I believe, that when creating a new credit card
> account, one of the items that they asked for was the new-credit-card number. There was no request
> for the new-credit-card number using the current gnucash program. I am running Zorin OS 11 64amd
> Linux system got guncash from their 'Software Center'. I am running [GnuCash 2.6.6 This copy was
> built from rev 132c9e3+ on 2015-08-12.]
> I opened the new-credit-card account and tried to import a xxx.qfx for the new-credit-card, it was not
> imported into the new-credit-card account but into the old-credit-card account. I looked into the xxx.qfx
> and it contained the new-credit-card number in it.
> No matter what I tried, the import allways gets imported into the old-credit-card account. And I tried at
> least 3 times creating a new credit card account and they all failed.
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> So, how do I linked a xxx.qfx file to a new-credit-card account.
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> I like gnucash and want to continue using it.
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> Thanks for reading this and any help that you may provide.
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> Have a good day.
It sounds like the CC company is passing the same account ID in the new OFX files so GnuCash is just associating it with the old account. That's actually what I'd want, but I can understand why you might want something different. Unfortunately I don't know of anywhere in the UI that the OFX account association is exposed for editing so that you could delete the existing one and point new imports at a different account.
Regards,
John Ralls
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