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CSV Export header order #64
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When I added cointracking like a year ago it worked as expected. I personally don't need to export anything for my taxes, so these services are always a little annoying to test. Looks like i'll have to make a throwaway account again. I'll look into that date, as this is pretty much a standard format. |
I can provide you with the information you need. So far:
Let me know if you need anything else or when you need me to test the import of the generated files. |
I fixed the bad column order, but I don't encounter any errors importing the current date format. I made a cointracking account and importing some data from a few random wallets seems to work.
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I believe this has to do with the lang. and time/date format setting set in the CT settings. For me that's "german" and a custom time/date format, which seems to also break the import. I'll test those settings and let you know. |
I just noticed that the header of the exported CSV files has the issue that "Trade ID" and "Date" are in the wrong order.
E.g. The header said for the CoinTracking export shows
"Date","Trade ID"
but the data is formated"Trade ID","Date"
. This leads to import issues with CoinTracking. Also, as mentioned in https://cointracking.info/import/import_csv/ optional headers, such as "Trade ID" must be placed after the mandatory headers such as "Date". Thus, it's not sufficient to just swap the header. The data needs to be swapped.EDIT: and I just noticed the date format used in the export is not accepted by CoinTracking.
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