As far as I know, this is currently not possible. The @@ notation is
actually converted on an early stage of the parsing. The data model
available for the importers doesn't support it
Regards,
Patrick
On 14.05.2021 22:41, Szabó Tibor wrote:
Hi all,
sorry if trivial: how do I achieve this output in an importer:
2021-04-16 * "TEST" "Test conversion"
Assets:EUR 100.00 EUR
Assets:USD -120.00 USD @@ 100.00 EUR
I have tried Cost and CostSpec, without success. Specifying per-unit
cost (@) works.
Thanks a lot,
Tibor Szabó
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