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With HomeBank you can import/export some of the internal data's in the most common file format that is CSV.
Notice: meanwhile csv should uses comma as separator, HomeBank uses semi-colon as separator (this is most common than comma)
The format used for the different files is specific to HomeBank, so don't expect to import files your bank should offers you directly, you will need to arrange it a little in a spreadsheet like gnumeric before.
Below is a description with example of the CSV format that HomeBank uses.
Column list: date ; mode ; info ; payee ; description ; amount ; category Values: date => format should be DD-MM-YY mode => from 0=none to 5=personal transfer info => a string payee => a payee name description => a string amount => a number with a '.' as decimal separator, ex: -24.12 or 36.75 category => a full category name (category, or category:subcategory)Example:
15-02-04;0;;;Some cash;-40,00;Bill:Withdrawal of cash 15-02-04;1;;;Internet DSL;-45,00;Inline service/Internet ...
Column list: payee_nameExample:
payee_name1 payee_name2 ...
Column list: level ; type ; category_name Values: level => 1:category, 2:subcategory type => -:expense, +:incomeExample:
1;-;Food 2; ;Grocer 2; ;Restaurant 1;+;Wage ...
Column list: type ; category_name ; value(s) Values: type => *:monthly, blank:custom value(s) => a single if type is monthly, 12 ';' separated otherwiseExample:
*;Fuel;45.00 ;Domestic animals;1.00;2.00;3.00;4.00;... *;Food;17.00 ...