On 21/09/16 12:14, Jakub Jamro via KDE Bugzilla wrote:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=363069Jakub Jamro <kuba.ja...@gmail.com> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |kuba.ja...@gmail.com --- Comment #9 from Jakub Jamro <kuba.ja...@gmail.com> --- Hi, After this feature has been delivered to version 4.8, I am now no longer able to import QIF statements to a Savings, Credit Card or Cash accounts. While I am able to change some account types to current, it does not make sense for me to do so with my credit card account. I'm not familiar with the code base and it does seem that the QIF !Type: header is being parsed and interpreted correctly, however this those not seem to be considered when selecting the statement type which then is used to restrict the accounts available in the account selection dialog. Also even if this was considered, I currently have bank exports from my bank Santander in the UK, which use !Type:Oth L for their Current and Savings accounts downloads, meaning I would have to manually modify these downloads in order to be able to select the correct account. I would propose that actually selecting the correct account type for a particular QIF is very unreliable as not all banks follow the spec correctly.
I believe this is fixed in the development branch and so should appear in the next stable release.
Meanwhile, what I've been doing with my credit card statements is to import them into a temporary checking account and then select all the transactions and do a move into my proper credit card account. It's not too much hassle. Presumably, something similar could be done with your savings account.
Allan
