XADIO If you open your CSV and change the commas to tabs then it is the same thing as iCompta TSV, but note the following. L1: Date\tType\tKind\tInfo\tFrequency\tDescription\tAmount\tCheck\tCheck date\tComment L2: 08/01/08\t\tRent\tCheckTransaction\tMonthlyOperation\tRent to Apt\t-550\t1\t08/01/08 - \t represents a tab, replace with tab - line 1 are the standard descriptions which can't change. - line 2-n are the transactions - if you don't have a specific value use a double tab (\t\t) - check is whether you verified the transaction - kind and frequency are iCompta specific (experiment to learn all types) I would suggest experimenting with creating a sample bank in iCompta, exporting it then looking at the export in TextEdit (Version 2.1) |