jGnash2QIF jGnash2QIF is an application that converts a jGnash XML file into a QIF file.
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jGnash2QIF is an application that converts a jGnash XML file into a QIF file. jGnash2QIF is an application that converts a jGnash XML file into a QIF file. Here are some key features of "jGnash2QIF": Testing environment: · GnuCash 2.2.4 QIF importer · with jGnash 1.11.7's QIF importer (which is, btw, pretty broken) · using files with up to 1200 entries · Reminders and Liability, Equity, Investmet, MutualFund, Credit and Asset accounts are untested since i don't a) use them, b) know how to use them correctly and c) have any files to test them Input restrictions: · Tested with jGnash's XML fileversion 1.0 · Has some support for broken/partial jGnash XML files Output restrictions: · transfers between categories (in jGnash, these are Income and Expense accounts) are done through an invented account ("New item #") · accounts and categories contained in other accounts/categories of a different type are reassigned to the main category/account of their type QIF does not: · bother about different currencies (it supposes the same currency is always used) · store the date when the transactions are editted (actTransDate) · support locking categories · support hidding categories · store account code numbers · store additional notes about categories · double check category transactions ("size" attribute, which stores the amount of transactions in that category) · support adittional categories settings (placeHolder, status) · support storing account in categories and viceversa, and storing categories inside other different-typed categories jGnash, based on its QIF import code, does not: · use classes (AFAICS, they are simply categories) · use security · use prices · use AutoSwitch · use some additional account information such as credit limit · import memorizer transactions, thought they can be exported from the jGnash reminders · have a memorizers support as good in scheduling as QIF · consider adresses · consider transaction's U parameter (higher amount) · consider categories if not all their parent categories are declared · distinguish transaction types, they are all simply "transactions" (instead of distinguishing between Investment, Transaction, Memorizer Bank, Cash, ...) Some QIF reminders: · jGnash's XML files are encoded in UTF-8, while QIF files are usually encoded in ANSI · all transactions must be stored within the scope of an account · the first transaction within a scope must be preceded by a transaction type (Bank, Bill, Cash, ...) (same type as the containing account) · when a transaction is a transaction to an account (either to itself or another), the category in the 'L' parameter must be in squared brackets · allthough jGnash ignores the U parameter, we should store it, as a copy of the T parameter Requirements: · jGnash · Perl · XML::Twig · bash · awk · iconv What's New in This Release: · Support for splitting files. · Support for 5 new fincancial applications. · Easy date format configuration. · A new parameter that will set up all the configuration options for one of the following applications: GnuCash, jGnash, Ascendo Money, Spb Fincance, Quicken, MS Money, and Jabp.

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