Get categorisation stats to see how much of transaction history is categorised, with counts and totals for user-categorised, auto-categorised, and uncategorised items by direction.
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"How to import transaction history to YNAB" matching MCP tools:
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- Import new transactions from a YNAB plan's linked direct import accounts, like pressing Import in the app. Imported transactions arrive unapproved.MIT
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