philgoddard Mar 14, 2017:

X appears to mean bank charges.

Jana Cole (asker) Mar 13, 2017:

Is it at all possible that the exo could be e / x / o. So that you have three choices. At the first link, there are x's after some of the entries. https://www.fichier-pdf.fr/2014/04/10/xl-hsbc/preview/page/1...

Alison MacG Mar 13, 2017:

Another image (in case it helps someone provide an answer)
Some of the entries in the valeur (value date) column are marked X
https://www.fichier-pdf.fr/2014/04/10/xl-hsbc/preview/page/1...
(Date de valeur - Date à laquelle une somme est effectivement débitée ou créditée sur un compte. Cette date ne coïncide pas forcément avec la date de l'opération de retrait, de paiement, ou de dépôt. Elle sert de référence pour le calcul des intérêts éventuellement produits. http://www.banque-info.com/lexique-bancaire/d/date-de-valeur )

Jana Cole (asker) Mar 12, 2017:

I took a look at it again, I suppose it could be a separate column. There's nothing in it, though, for any of the entries.

Simon Willmott Mar 11, 2017:

Separate column I think it must be a separate column judging by the screenshot.

Jana Cole (asker) Mar 11, 2017:

@philgoddard The exo is part of the valeur column. It seems to be associated with it, but I don't know for sure.

Francois Boye Mar 11, 2017:

Un exo = un exercice (de maths ou physique ou anglais etc...)

Le mot exercice a un sens en comptabilité, lequel est l'exercice comptable (current accounting year)

philgoddard Mar 11, 2017:

Is the "exo" a column in its own right, containing figures, or does it belong with "valeur"?
The x could be a multiplication symbol.

Jana Cole (asker) Mar 11, 2017:

@Francis Boye Could you elaborate? EXO is an acronym? An abbreviation? What do you mean by "academic exercise"?