Here you will find rules to import statements from Greek banks to hledger
Banks:
- Alpha
- Winbank(Peiraios)
- NBG(National Bank of Greek)
hledger is a computer program for easily tracking money, time, or other commodities, on unix, mac and windows (and web-capable mobile devices, to some extent).
hledger has a powerful CSV converter built in. After saving a few declarations in a "CSV rules file", it can read transactions from almost any CSV file. This is described in detail in the hledger manual, but here are some quick examples.
Say you have downloaded this checking.csv file from a bank for the first time:
"Date","Note","Amount"
"2012/3/22","DEPOSIT","50.00"
"2012/3/23","TRANSFER TO SAVINGS","-10.00"
Create a rules file named checking.csv.rules in the same directory.
This tells hledger how to read this CSV file. Eg:
# skip the headings line:
skip 1
# use the first three CSV fields for hledger's transaction date, description and amount:
fields date, description, amount
# specify the date field's format - not needed here since date is Y/M/D
# date-format %-d/%-m/%Y
# date-format %-m/%-d/%Y
# date-format %Y-%h-%d
# since the CSV amounts have no currency symbol, add one:
currency $
# set the base account that this CSV file corresponds to
account1 assets:bank:checking
# the other account will default to expenses:unknown or income:unknown;
# we can optionally refine it by matching patterns in the CSV record:
if (TO|FROM) SAVINGS
account2 assets:bank:savings
if WHOLE FOODS
account2 expenses:food
You can [print] the resulting transactions in any of hledger's [output formats]:
$ hledger -f checking.csv print
2012-03-22 DEPOSIT
assets:bank:checking $50.00
income:unknown $-50.00
2012-03-23 TRANSFER TO SAVINGS
assets:bank:checking $-10.00
assets:bank:savings $10.00
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