The header in a Wells Fargo .qfx file contains no newlines #172
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…lines: OFXHEADER:100DATA:OFXSGMLVERSION:102SECURITY:NONEENCODING:USASCIICHARSET:1252COMPRESSION:NONEOLDFILEUID:NONENEWFILEUID:NONE When such a header is found, insert a newline before each known key. Unknown key:values will end up appended to the preceding value and throw "ValueError: too many values to unpack" on the line.split() a few lines down.
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If you pre-process the .qfx file with sed, you can get it to be read by ofxparse. |
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OFXHEADER:100DATA:OFXSGMLVERSION:102SECURITY:NONEENCODING:USASCIICHARSET:1252COMPRESSION:NONEOLDFILEUID:NONENEWFILEUID:NONE
When such a header is found, insert a newline before each known key. If unknown key:values are added, they will end up appended to the preceding value and throw "ValueError: too many values to unpack" on the line.split() a few lines down.