Hi,
"Joseph G. Keithley, III via gnucash-user" <[email protected]>
writes:
> Hello,
>
> I've been slowly converting my Quicken 2016 to GnuCash. Two of my
> Quicken accounts don't import. They both span multiple years. I
> think I've found why they don't import (incorrect qif headers) . My
> problem is, even if I break these accounts into many files of a
> handful of transactions each, it still takes hours to import any of
> these files because GnuCash spends so much time trying to match
> transactions. Is there any way to import a QIF and disable GnuCash
> transaction matching. It is much easier to hand edit these two
> accounts, since I'll only have to do it once. Thanks in advance.
Sorry, no, I know of no way to disable that step without changing the
code to skip it (which, of course, you are welcome to do).
Sorry,
> iii
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-derek
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