[Dagnall]

I want to use .qif format, but you are using a non standard format for the transaction amounts. Your files are constructed using a £ sign in the amount field. This is speciifically not permitted in the QIF format and so programs cannot accept the data.See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quicke...rchange_Format"T Amount of the item. For payments, a leading minus sign is required. For deposits, either no sign or a leading plus sign is accepted. Do not include currency symbols ($, £, ¥, etc.). Comma separators between thousands are allowed."Can you please correct your export formatter to make your QIF's export in the standard format please.Thanks.

[Dagnall]

Link to Wiki is here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quicke...rchange_Format Please note is specifically says "The QIF format does not allow a user to mark the currency in which a transaction was completed. In some cases this may cause problems for users who do use multiple currencies when they export or import into another software package."

[ChristinaG]

Hi , thanks for bringing this to our attention. I will raise this with our online team, and we can hopefully look into get this resolved for you.

[Hcorreia]

Hi,

I also have a problem with the .qif format from Tesco. When I am uploading a file downloaded from Tesco Credit Card to my program I have to identify the file as coming from Tesco manually. If I don't do it it will open as coming from the latest bank I used. That does not happen with files from Natwest or Nationwide. Those banks' files are detected and identified automatically. My guess is that there is a setting that needs to be activated in the bank for the file to be identified correctly.

Is this something you could ask the Online team?

Thank you

[KellyT]

Hi @Hcorreia, thanks for your message. I'll pass this on as feedback today.