Some programs (Quicken, GNUCash) generate !Clear:AutoSwitch lines at the top of their exports. This isn't defined in the QIF standard that Quicken follows, but is common enough to ignore it. It would have no bearing on Quiffen behaviour anyway, as not including it is a suggestion to these programs to ignore account info. Quiffen will never ignore account info, this it's safe to ignore.
Some programs (Quicken, GNUCash) generate
!Clear:AutoSwitchlines at the top of their exports. This isn't defined in the QIF standard that Quicken follows, but is common enough to ignore it. It would have no bearing on Quiffen behaviour anyway, as not including it is a suggestion to these programs to ignore account info. Quiffen will never ignore account info, this it's safe to ignore.See this comment on StackOverflow for more information.
This is related to #89