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<property name="label" translatable="yes" comments="You should localize the (british) examples to your region.">This assistant will help you import Prices from a CSV file.
There is a minimum number of columns that have to be present for a successful import, these are Date, Amount, From Namespace, From Symbol and Currency To. If all entries are for the same Commodity / Currency then you can select them and then the columns will be Date and Amount.
The importer needs at least: Date, Amount, From Namespace, From Symbol, and Currency To. If all entries are for the same Commodity and Currency then the Commodity From setting can be used instead of From Namespace and From symbol columns, with the Currency To setting instead of a Currency To column.
For example: 21/11/2016,5.345,FTSE,RR.L,GBP
Various options exist for specifying the delimiter as well as a fixed width option. With the fixed width option, double click on the table of rows displayed to set a column width, then right mouse to change if required.
Examples are "FTSE","RR.L","21/11/2016",5.345,"GBP" and CURRENCY;USD;2016-11-21;1.56;GBP
There is an option for specifying the start row, end row and an option to skip alternate rows beginning from the start row which can be used if you have some header text. Also there is an option to overwrite existing prices for that day if required.
Lastly, for repeated imports the preview page has buttons to Load and Save the settings. You can save your adjusted settings to reuse them on later imports. After loading your settings you can also tweak them again for similar imports and save them under another name. Note you can't save to built-in presets.