Jon,
You do not mention what file type you are using for your imports. If you
are using QIF the importer will try to match incoming transactions to
existing transactions with the limitation that it will not match to other
transactions in the same import file.
This is why it is better to import
As far as I can tell, the categories are created as accounts within GnuCash,
so when starting with a blank file, if I were to import my checking account
from Money, in addition to the checking account being created within my
assets folder, all the categories are created as accounts, so I'll get a
I meant to say import categories (accounts) without any data just to create
your COA
Ken Schneider
> On Jan 22, 2018, at 2:35 PM, Kenneth Schneider
> wrote:
>
> Does MS Money allow for the export of all of the categories as does Quicken
> with any data export? If
Does MS Money allow for the export of all of the categories as does Quicken
with any data export? If so you could import that file first to set up your
COA. Then when importing your data all accounts will be setup for you and
reduce the number errors.
Ken Schneider
> On Jan 22, 2018, at 2:00
Hello everyone,
I have read the FAQ for importing accounts from MS Money.
I have about 20 years worth of transactions. Since I'm pulling over this
data one account at a time, is there a method that would improve the odds of
keeping accurate balances and minimizing duplicate transactions?