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The easiest way to bring in your bank and credit-card transactions into MYOB Essentials Cashbook is to set up bank feeds. If your bank doesn’t offer bank feeds, you can also manually import electronic statements from your bank into MYOB Essentials Cashbook.

The transactions you import can then be allocated to your MYOB Essentials Cashbook transactions.

 
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