The amount parser recognizes CR and DR suffixes as direction markers. Check their meaning in the original export and compare the interpreted movement in Preview before importing.
In a split layout, a Money out value marked DR can be accepted as an outflow, while a conflicting CR marker in that outflow column is flagged. The importer also flags inconsistent negative values in split columns.
Verify representative rows
- Find a known withdrawal and deposit in the original bank evidence.
- Choose the correct amount layout and map the source columns.
- Compare both the raw suffix and the interpreted direction for those rows, then review any sign-conflict messages.
A suffix should not be combined with another sign marker such as parentheses or a separate minus in the same value. The parser rejects repeated markers rather than cancelling or combining them.
If your bank’s layout uses the suffixes in an unusual way, obtain a clearer supported export or prepare a reviewed working copy. Preserve the original and verify money-in and money-out totals after conversion. The suffix does not determine the transaction’s business category.
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