+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #285761 +++ Version: 4.5.3 (using KDE 4.4.5) OS: Linux <snip> > PPS.: Just as a feedback, I am not very happy with the date auto-detection > feature for QIF imports because if there are only a few entries in the QIF file > with dates like 12.10.2011 or 05.11.2011 then the auto-detection fails and I > have to select each time the date format manually. Can you think of a way for KMM to deduce the correct format in such cases, bearing in mind it will not know the country of origin of the file. With more items, the date format can be determined correctly. ------- Comment #8 From Andreas Stempfhuber 2011-11-13 17:43:37 (-) [reply] --- I don't think there is a way to automatically detect it in this cases. I am not sure what's the benefit of the autodetection as there is none in my use case. All QIF files that I import are using the same date format, a statical configuration option would work perfect in my case. I assume the autodetection provides a benefit to users who import QIF files with different date formats. IMHO the perfect solution for both use cases would be a configuration option to enable or disable autodetection and if disabled there should be another configuration option to setup the date format used for all imports with this profile.
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A possibility might be to allow the present auto-detection to do its thing, but if a positive outcome does not result, then to fallback to use the profile setting, which could be simplified as the auto-detection will have sorted out the separator, so just the correct dd/mm/yy setting could be the choice.