There is some code in the QIF importer which says that if a QIF split transaction adds up to zero, then the signs of all of its split lines must get reversed. It looks very deliberate. Does anyone know why this would be? It is causing a problem: because the signs get reversed, any split lines that contain a transfer between accounts don't match up properly with the other half of the transfer, causing the importer to create an extra, spurious transaction. (Try importing the attached QIF to see what I mean.)
Cheers, Charles
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