[moneytalks] Re: Importing CSv Files
- From: "KERRYANN IFILL" <tsbf@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: moneytalks@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 13 Feb 2007 16:46:45 -0400
Thanks Rob,
My bank does use qif files so I'll use those instead.
Trouble was that as I had Microsoft money installed, it
was capturing all my qif downloads. However, money talks
looks like its going to do exactly what I want for now, so
I can uninstall the other programme.
As I said in an earlier post, the only things money talks
is missing is the ability to project budgets and do online
banking.
However, it does all I need and that's the important
thing.
I'm using it in the west indies and it has travelled
nicely to my tropical climate (smile).
Kerry
On Tue, 13 Feb 2007 14:45:36 -0500
"ROB MEREDITH" <rmeredith@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Kerry:
Our CSV support is admittedily weak, and we don't
currently plan to do
much with it. You should be able to use QIF files, if
you're bank offers
them. The problem with CSV files is that there is
absolutely nothing
governing their structure. While some can work with
Money Talks, others
are just too different to mold into a format we can use
easily. Plus, it
appears rare that an institution offers checking account
data in CSV and
not QIF.
Rob Meredith
tsbf@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 02/13/07 05:23AM >>>
I tried to import the csv file for my bank transactions,
but the
programme
only imports 2 of the many transactions that are there.
I changed the headings according to the instructions in
the manual, but
it
does not seem to work.
Has anyone else experienced similar challenges?
Kerry
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