Copying many transactions

[Derek Atkins]

azalea4va <common17 at azalea.name> writes:

> Derek Atkins wrote
>> Your best bet may be to create a QIF file that contains the transactions
>> you want and then import that file.
>
> This is essentially what I resorted to.  Since gnucash does not support
> export to anything but a CSV file, I wrote a shell script to extract
> information from the gnucash xml file and output to a GIF file.  As a shell
> script, it was slow as molasses running on a file with 500K transactions,
> but it got the job done.

There is (or was) a Gnucash2QIF project out there.
Don't know if it still exists or works.

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-derek

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