[GNC] Comenity Bank OFX Exports

[Dan Black]

I do have a Comenity card, but I've not downloaded ofx files. I just 
checked and I do have the option of Excel which is CSV format. You might be 
able to get it to import properly.

Dan

On August 14, 2021 9:01:54 PM David Carlson <david.carlson.417 at gmail.com> 
wrote:

> My wife recently opened a Comenity Bank Petco credit card and their web
> presence apparently reverses the values for charges and payments in their
> OFX exports, compared to other credit cards.  This surprises me since they
> must have many other cards that presumably would not be reversed in their
> OFX exports, if they offer them.
>
> 1. I would like suggestions of references to other Comenity cards with
> correct OFX exports (if any exist) to mention if I decide to ask them to
> correct the problem, or
>
> 2. Is there an easy way to preprocess OFX transaction import files to
> reverse the signs of every transaction?
>
> 3.  Their export files also include references to external corrections not
> included in the files so GnuCash has to indicate that the missing external
> correction exists.  I am not sure if I want to keep those references
> either, so is there an easy preporcess way to delete those?  If not, can
> the OFX generic import show the references during the import process?  One
> of those references looks like this:
> <CORRECTFITID>obfuscatedidentifier
>            <CORRECTACTION>REPLACE
>
> Other information that I found on the internet suggests that one would be
> wise to avoid Comenity cards in general, which is probably why this is the
> only Comenity card that we have.
> --
> David Carlson
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