If the uploaded file is a credit card statement, it uses the convertCsvToOfxTypeCredit() method, which generates an OFX file containing credit card transaction data. If the uploaded file is a bank statement, the script converts the CSV file to OFX using the convertCsvToOfxTypeChequing() method, which generates an OFX file containing checking account transaction data. The converted OFX file is then returned to the user as an attachment with the filename in the format YmdHis.QBO. The OFX header contains metadata about the file, and the OFX body contains the actual transaction data. It then converts the data to OFX format and adds it to the OFX header and body. If the file uploaded is a CSV file, it reads the file using the PHP function fgetcsv(). The script reads the file data and uses a PHP library like PHPExcel or PhpSpreadsheet to read Excel files if the file uploaded is an Excel file. Users can upload a CSV or Excel file, select the type of statement (bank statement or credit card statement), and then click the "Convert" button to generate the OFX file. The OFX file generated can be downloaded as an attachment. This is a PHP script that converts CSV and Excel files to OFX (Open Financial Exchange) format, a file format used to transfer financial data between applications.
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