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I am trying to query some data out of Home Bank using the data file it produces.
This is a transaction that appears in the file:
<ope date="734309" amount="-14.24" account="4" dst_account="0" paymode="0" flags="1" payee="239" category="2" wording="" info="" tags="" kxfer="0" />
I am interested in the date="734309". I’ve not seen this format before so don’t know how to parse it.
The application is written in C if that is any help.
734309 / 365 = 2011.80548
So I guess it’s something like “days since 1 January in the year 1”. If you know the actual date that that number should represent, you can reconstruct the precise offset from there.