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RustyNomad (OP)
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September 03, 2015, 07:12:56 AM
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The current format of the CSV export for Electrum looks as follows:

Code:
transaction_hash,label,confirmations,value,timestamp
f7b280d2454d860a59e629d0543c420dfc908420e1c4d5fea53e159d9ac57494,From main account,2525,+0.0002,2015-07-14 13:10

I'm not sure how others use this feature and or whether they use it at all but I do make use of it for accounting purposes. When exporting the data and when importing it to a spreadsheet I always have to switch some of the columns around so that it looks as follows:

Code:
timestamp,label,transaction_hash,label,confirmations,value
2015-07-14 13:10,From main account,f7b280d2454d860a59e629d0543c420dfc908420e1c4d5fea53e159d9ac57494,2525,+0.0002

The above layout works better as it follows a more logical order, in my opinion.

1) Would it be possible to change the order in which the fields are exported or to maybe [in a future version] have an option in the preferences where a user can select which fields and in which order to export them?

2) Also, if the exchange rate plugin is used would it be possible to export the fiat value of the transaction together with the above data? Currently I have to export everything, rearrange, and then manually type the fiat value of the transaction into the spreadsheet in order to have all the relevant data on the sheet.

3) And if at all possible, not essential but would be very nice, could an option be added to export transactions between certain dates? Currently you have to export everything each time and then delete what has been exported previously before rearranging and importing to a spreadsheet.


All of the above are not essential but would greatly assist in making Electrum that much more 'accounting' friendly if I can call it that.


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