Step 4: Select a single transaction or multiple transactions by selecting the id each transaction has been assigned from the drop-down menu. All options can be selected by clicking the 'Select all' button.
Step 3: If 'Yes' was chosen, select the time period the transaction occurred. For example, if '12' is selected, all transactions that happened between 11:59 and 13:00 will be displayed
Step 1: Upload your account statement for the day in pdf format to generate transactions list
Step 2: Choose 'Yes' if there are uncharged transactions or choose 'No' if all transactions were charged
This started as a simple Python script and ended up teaching me about:
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