I doubt it - I am often prompted for the data format when doing QIF imports.
Geoff
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On 8/04/2024 6:41 pm, Joseph Keithley wrote:
Just out of curiosity is the word "Discover" somehow a protected word,
function, directive or key word in the Gnucash code? Everytime I import
my Discover
Just out of curiosity is the word "Discover" somehow a protected word,
function, directive or key word in the Gnucash code? Everytime I import my
Discover Card qif it asks me for the date format. No other qif import does.
On Mon, Apr 8, 2024 at 4:38 AM Joseph Keithley wrote:
> Both version
Both version 5.6 and 5.6-1 reject my credit card qif import with the
following message:
"Missing QIF investment action for transaction dated 04/06/2024."
Reinstalled version 5.5 and imported the qif successfully.
On Sun, Apr 7, 2024 at 9:39 PM Geoff wrote:
> Hi Christopher
>
> Thanks for
Hi Christopher
Thanks for resolving this so quickly.
I have successfully imported both my Bank Statement and Credit Card QIF
files on Windows 10 using this nightly build:
gnucash-5.6-2024-04-06-git-5.6-9-gcab6173cd5+.setup.exe
If anyone is interested, this is the layout of my QIF files.
Apologize if this is a duplicate, sometimes I'm not sure if my post
actually gets sent out. The QIF importer in Gnucash 5.6 gives me the same
error for my credit card import even though the same file works in Quicken
and in Gnucash 5.5. I had to reinstall Gnucash 5.5.
As an aside, my experience
Correct Geoff, and the latest nightlies will have the correct fix.
https://code.gnucash.org/builds/win32/stable/
On Sun, 7 Apr 2024, 12:10 pm Geoff, wrote:
> I suspect this bug fix in the 5.6 release notes is the cause:
>
> Bug 799225 - QIF Importer Crashes Silently after "Start Import"
That's not always the case. Some brokerages (Schwab, for example) pull the
money into an account directly, from which shares are purchased at some later
date. It's essentially a cash based asset account, but it doesn't appear
separately to the user.
One way to handle this is to place these
QIF importer in Gnucash 5.6 gives me the same error for my credit card
import even though the same file works in Quicken and in Gnucash 5.5. I
reinstalled Gnucash 5.5.
If I understand your comment corrrectly, the format of the qif file, with
and with the first lines of the sample qif file below,
I suspect this bug fix in the 5.6 release notes is the cause:
Bug 799225 - QIF Importer Crashes Silently after "Start Import" Button:
Don't allow a QIF investment transaction without an action (buy/sell/etc)
I *think* it was intended to block *investment* transactions but it
appears to have
Bryan
This problem seems to be caused by the latest update (5.6) .I import
direct from a bank and got the same error message but when I used an
earlier version (5.4) transactions imported OK. Problem has been reported
in another thread.
Ian
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Bryan, I believe "something" is purchased when you move money into an IRA.
For me, it's a money market fund with the share price a constant $1.
Michael
On Sat, Apr 6, 2024 at 5:28 PM Bryan B. wrote:
> I've tried several different methods to export a .qif file from quicken and
> import it into
I've tried several different methods to export a .qif file from quicken and
import it into GnuCash.
The process of importing the file goes fine until I reach the part where
the actual import occurs. Then I get this type of message:
"Missing QIF investment action for transaction dated
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