[GNC] Change a batch of transactions from income to Expense

[Geert Janssens]

In gnucash a transaction is always between two accounts, but your csv file 
only hints at one. That means you need to help gnucash to learn what the 
second account should be.

What you have created now are transactions from the "Camps Out" to the "Camps 
Out" account, which really means no transaction at all.

What does your csv file really represent ? Is it money spent via a particular 
bank account ? In that case the implicit account is that bank account. And you 
can specify this account in the CSV importer at the top-right of the preview 
page.

That is however only one way to use the csv importer and may not be what you 
are after.

In addition to your csv file can you post some details on what you want the 
imported result to look like in the end ? What are the transfer accounts for 
the Camps Out transactions you want to see in the end ?

Geert

Op donderdag 4 juli 2019 13:28:29 CEST schreef morayweb:
> I have followed the user manual word for word and seperated my accounts into
> seperate csv files.  Here is a screenshot of the transaction journal
> Transaction Journal screenshot
> <https://www.moraywebservices.co.uk/screenshot.png>
> 
> also the csv of the section i used to import is here  CSV file
> <https://www.moraywebservices.co.uk/campsout.csv>
> 
> Thank you.
> 
> 
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