Herwig
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Thank you all for the feedback.
The csv importer is currently being improved on the development branch. Several of the missing parts mentioned here are already being addressed, such as:
- ability to select transfer account
- ability to import files exported from gnucash
- remember account mappings for a future importAn error occurred while saving the comment Herwig
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I agree the "import transactions from CSV" needs further improvment.
i would like to be able to import data like the following automatically from one file:
<TransactionNumer> ; <Date> ; <Account_From> ; <Account_To> ; <Description>
1001;03.01.2017;Revenues:RevSubcategory1;Assets:Receivables:Customer1;Descritionsomething
1002;03.01.2017;Revenues:RevSubcategory2;Assets:Receivables:Customer1;Descritionsomething
1003;03.01.2017;Revenues:RevSubcategory1;Assets:Receivables:Customer2;Descritionsomething
1004;03.01.2017;Revenues:RevSubcategory4;Assets:Receivables:Customer2;Descritionsomething
at the moment you only seem to be able to import transactions for one account-from at the time.
it semms to be the same with with the invoice importer function, a file like the following would import
all the invoices to Customer 00001
111;28.01.2017;00001;;Description_Invoice1;;Description_Invoice1;Work;Revenues:4010;1;10,10;$;=;0;no;;;28.01.2017;28.01.2017;Assets:Receivables:00001;Description_Invoice1;
112;29.01.2017;00002;;Description_Invoice2;;Description_Invoice2;Work;Revenues:4020;1;20,20;$;=;0;no;;;29.01.2017;29.01.2017;Assets:Receivables:00002;Description_Invoice2;