{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}Alberich: teach a layout{% endblock %} {% block body %}
{{ st.original_name }}. Pick what kind of account it is, check the preview against your own statement, then save. Next time this layout is recognised on sight.
{% for n in notes %}{{ pv.n_out }} line{{ 's' if pv.n_out != 1 }} read as money out and {{ pv.n_in }} as money in.{% if atype in ('credit_card', 'line_of_credit') and pv.n_out == 0 %} A card statement should have purchases as money out. Check the account type above.{% endif %}
{{ pv.note }}{% if pv.period[0] %} Period {{ pv.period[0] }} to {{ pv.period[1] }}.{% endif %}
| Date | Description | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| … | ||
| {{ t.date }} | {{ t.desc }} | {{ money(-t.out_cents) if t.out_cents < 0 else money(t.out_cents) }}{% if t.out_cents < 0 %} in{% endif %} |
Compare a few rows with your statement. If money out and money in are swapped, or dates are off, edit the layout below.
That happens with scanned PDFs or unusual designs. {% if excerpt is not none %}The Warlock can sometimes help, below.{% endif %}