Could you upgrade to v 1.3.3?
https://sourceforge.net/projects/moneym ... es/v1.3.3/
Several QIF transactions as sample will be helpful for tests.
Imports
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Re: Imports
What is the dates values in the QIF file?
'Date mask has several values' is nor an error but warning.
'Date mask has several values' is nor an error but warning.
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Re: Imports
Date mask should be 'dd/mm/yyyy'
Or 'mm/dd/yyyy'
But may be date is too old and a parser can't accept it.
Or 'mm/dd/yyyy'
But may be date is too old and a parser can't accept it.
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Re: Imports
I have noticed the same thing happening,however it is the file shown which looks odd.
Example here are the first 4 lines of the transaction shown in the import dialog window
!Type:CCard
Line 2 D15/10/2019
Line 3 T-
Line 4 O-OPERATIVE FOOD
Here are the same 4 lines in the actual qif file
!Type:CCard
D15/10/2019
T-£3.10
PCO-OPERATIVE FOOD
I you notice there is nothing wrong with the date, but that is all that is shown when the file is imported. It is just a misleading pointer to the wrong type of problem. In other words because someone sees the warning about the date types, they automatically assume it is the date in error, whereas there is something else going amiss.
Because of this, no data is written in.
Solution was found to be the currency symbol that has been written into the qif. Using textpad I just did a replace £ with null and everything was imported.
Example here are the first 4 lines of the transaction shown in the import dialog window
!Type:CCard
Line 2 D15/10/2019
Line 3 T-
Line 4 O-OPERATIVE FOOD
Here are the same 4 lines in the actual qif file
!Type:CCard
D15/10/2019
T-£3.10
PCO-OPERATIVE FOOD
I you notice there is nothing wrong with the date, but that is all that is shown when the file is imported. It is just a misleading pointer to the wrong type of problem. In other words because someone sees the warning about the date types, they automatically assume it is the date in error, whereas there is something else going amiss.
Because of this, no data is written in.
Solution was found to be the currency symbol that has been written into the qif. Using textpad I just did a replace £ with null and everything was imported.