Why not skipping all the minus signs unless they do not immediately precede a number. I see all the minus signs are after the number, not before, so just skip if they are not before. Preferably in the same BT/ET block as the number.
Why not skipping all the minus signs unless they do not immediately precede a number. I see all the minus signs are after the number, not before, so just skip if they are not before. Preferably in the same BT/ET block as the number.
The trailing minus signs are true negatives.
Some trailing minus signs are true negatives, but it depends on the color which ones are and which ones aren't (and someone got paid for that. Amazing).
That's the problem: what you see and what is actually in the PDF are not the same thing: the actual text in the PDF has a minus sign on both. The entry that you see as "$110.00-" is withdrawal, and its minus sign is very much real. However, the entry that you see as "$1,527.57" also has a minus sign. but you don't see it because it's been given the same font colour as the background.
So we have two identically formatted piece of data, where only the text colour offers a clue on what's real and what isn't. Absolutely insane.
A little disappointed Timecube isn’t somehow referenced. Same vibe.