Read over the importer help again.
I don't use it personally, but I do recall from reading about it, that
there is a way to specify additional splits on subsequent rows, however,
you have to have your CSV formatted correctly, and I think you have to
tell GnuCash you are using that format so it will expect additional
splits in those rows.
Regards,
Adrien
On 2/22/21 4:59 PM, Widar Nord wrote:
Hello
I'm trying to export a list of transactions from my ERP to GnuCash. The
GnuCash importer seems to support splits between multiple accounts,
however I cant find a way to import the credit and debit column. I may
chose "Deposit" or "Withdrawal" but that will only support an imports
for one account type each time, and not support split transactions.
I refuse to believe this is an oversight from the software designers, so
I have to ask: How do I map debit and credit columns in the importer, so
it works with debit and credit columns in my chart of accounts?
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