Another method, perhaps a tedious one, is to create the "proper" credit card account, then go into the imported transactions and redesignate the accounts of each transaction. I've done this for situations where I needed to add a "Cash" account to an investment account. It takes a while, but has the advantage that you are editing things from within the program, rather than editing the XLM code.
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