05-06-2006, 05:35 PM
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 Re: Which QIF transactions to use to import short sales? In microsoft.public.money, caribousenet[at]gmail.com wrote: - quote - > Is there a Money reference detailing the correct QIF transaction types
No.> to use for each situation, especially short sales? - quote - > How can I get my shorts and buys to cover to work in a QIF import file?
You will have to intervene manually to change the Buys intoCoverShort. |
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05-06-2006, 03:59 PM
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| Which QIF transactions to use to import short sales? I am attempting to import a QIF file of stock transactions into Money 2004. My long buys and sells work fine, but I am having trouble having Money recognise short sales and buys. Through trial and error, the closest I got was using transaction QIF transaction of Sell "NSell" which works for the initial short sale, but following it with a Buy "NBuy" does not result in Money recognizing this as a buy to cover. I tried using "NCover Short" and it seemed to be rejected. So right now, I have to manually go in and correct each Buy to Cover. Is there a Money reference detailing the correct QIF transaction types to use for each situation, especially short sales? How can I get my shorts and buys to cover to work in a QIF import file? Bill |
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