Hello;
I am new to using gnucash; just started seriously looking at it
on the 1.4.0 version of the software.
I'm working at importing a moderately complicated set of QIF files
from a quicken 98 version of software.
I used the import dialog to select all the files, and then ran 'OK'.
The error I got was:
/usr/share/gnucash/scm/qif-import/qif-to-gnc.scm:824:16: In procedure car in
expression (car splits):
/usr/share/gnucash/scm/qif-import/qif-to-gnc.scm:824:16: Wrong type argument in
position 1: ()
[1]+ Exit 2 gnucash
I realize that this may not be enough information to go on; however
after looking at the relevent "qif-to-gnc.scm" file (on / about line 824)
I saw this:
819 (define (qif-import:merge-and-mark-xtns xtn splits other-xtn how)
820 ;; merge transaction fields
821 (let ((action (qif-xtn:action xtn))
822 (o-action (qif-xtn:action other-xtn))
823 (security (qif-xtn:security-name other-xtn))
824 (split (car splits))
825 (match-type (car how))
826 (match-splits (cdr how)))
827 (case match-type
828 ;; many-to-one: the other-xtn has several splits that total
829 ;; in amount to 'split'. We want to preserve the multi-split
830 ;; transaction.
It's been more than a while since I did lisp or scheme; I am not familier
with it anymore.
I would like to pursue getting more information and suggestions on where
to look to solve this problem - comments?
Roy
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