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When i import the qif file from my bank, there is no account number detail in the file so kmymoney every time asks me in which account i want to import the qif file.
I'd like to not to have to indicate every time the account as i have only one. Is any option that makes kmymoney remember the last choice? or any way to add the account number detail in the qif file so kmymoney be able to determine the account that i want to import the qif file to. The qif file from my bank has this format: !type:Bank D19/03/2012 T-30.60 NChèque PCHEQUE 697 MCHEQUE 697 ^ D19/03/2012 T-70.00 NCarte PCARTE X5107 17/03 REL.ELF 770 MCARTE X5107 17/03 REL.ELF 77012 ^ D17/03/2012 T-0.50 NCarte POPTION TRANQUILLITE MOPTION TRANQUILLITE ^ D17/03/2012 T-7.70 NCarte PCOTISATION JAZZ MCOTISATION JAZZ ^ |
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You should find that adding the following to the head of your file may help. " !Account Nyouraccountname TBank ^ " Allan
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thanks but I would like to have this in an automatic way. If i have to add a line everytime, it would be better to just do two more clic inside kmymoney as i do now. I'd like to skip this step.
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Is qif the only format offered by your bank? OFX and QFX will find the account. You will still asked to confirm though.
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unfortunately i can only get the statement in qif, xls, cvs and tsv format
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If i add this on the top of the file, it creates a new account with the same name but with the type of 'Checking' and my account is 'Cash' Is there any way to make kmymoney understand that is a 'Cash' account, so it can import the statement to my existing account? My statement is this: * I added this part manually:
If i could make it work i will find a way to do it automatically. |
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Have you tried a QIF filter? The following procedure works for me:
First, create a sed command file. Let's assume its path name is /home/dimitrios/qif_sed. Put the following line in this file:
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I cannot make it work
I import the file and now it is like it is empty, nothing is imported But even if i do manual the changes in the qif file, it does nt be imported in my main account but it creates a new one with the same name but the type is "Checking". My account has the type of "Cash" |
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I don't understand how this should work: The file contains a hint that it is a checking account
Change that to
to match the account type.
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It does nt work, and i tried all categories from here:
http://www.respmech.com/mym2qifw/qif_new.htm kmymoney understands the qif file as 'Account type: Checking' whatever i put to the filed '!Type:' in the qif file. |
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It works if i change my account to 'Checking'.
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And the filter with sed works fine now
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