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Hello,
i cannot understand if this is possible or not in skrooge. In Kmymoney it's possible (but i don't like it and i have some problem with it) I've a file .csv that i want to import. I would like to create some rules like as: "if the description is <blablbalba> put in the category <blablabla>". Is it possible? if so, how? I searched a lot and i didn't find anything. If someone of you is able to do it, can he explain me step-by-step how to do it? ------- An example of operation that i would like to "categorize". Suppose i've bought some train ticket. The description would be something like: "SNCF ticket <bla bla bla>". I'd like to make a rule such that if is finding "SNCF" in the description then it has to put automatically in the category "Train ticket". ------- if is it possible, what i've to do exactely? (maybe is not so trivial, maybe i need a workaround as kmymoney, etc... i just need an explication; it doesn't matter the way to do it) thanks in advance.
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Well that's rather exactly why we created the "search and process" module
![]() First a link to the doc : http://docs.kde.org/development/en/extr ... ocess.html If this explanation is not clear enough, feel free to get back to us ! PS : nice musical tastes ![]()
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![]() it is very easy. thanks! much more easier than kmymoney. i didn't realize that "that" was the right way to do it. The Italian translation of the button in the left panel confused me a bit. ok, perfect. thank you so much.
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