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#Import qif file into quicken 2013 manual

Some accounts did not import smoothly, mostly investment accounts ISTR, and needed a fair bit of manual tweaking.

The conversion involved importing the UK data into MS Money and then importing the resulting file into US Quicken. I switched from Q2004XG (UK version) to Q2013, which was not exactly painless, but well worth it. You need to enable multicurrency support in the preferences and set default currency to Pounds Sterling before creating any accounts, or any accounts you create will be stuck in USD no matter what you change the default currency to later. I have been using Quicken since the mid 90's. If you are not bothered about downloading account transactions and just want a manual entry register, it is very good IMO.

#Import qif file into quicken 2013 software

qif file from my Quicken 2010 software which contains all my transactions since I started using Quicken in the 1990s, but it ONLY imports banking data, NOT "investment" data (eg: stocks, mutual funds, etc.).I use Q2015 US version.

#Import qif file into quicken 2013 install

I think it's possible to download and install Moneydance as a trial version, so it should be possible to check that it works satisfactorily, including importing any data, before buying it. qif downloads, and I haven't found a way to import the data from a.

I think the issue was that my Broker does not offer. (Edit: I may be misrepresenting the problem. One thing it lacks at the moment is that there isn't any way to import data from a brokerage account, including dividend payments, so those I have to enter manually. (European "open banking" should mean I will be able to directly import such data some time soon.) qif files and import those, I still do that with Moneydance. qif file.Īs I'm not in the US direct importing of transaction data was never available for me, so I used to download bank and credit card transactions in. I used to track all my finances including investments in Quicken, as far as I remember nothing was lost when I imported the Quicken data from a. I'm not sure exactly what you mean by an "investment. When (a non-US version of) Quicken stopped working for me under some new release of Windows, I successfully migrated all my data to Moneydance.Ĭould you also import investment. Not using an installation disc is your problem. Is there any better software out there that will allow importation of Quicken files (preferably INCLUDING investment files)? Has anybody had experience with CountAbout and if so, what are your thoughts? The problem is that I can import banking files but it does not allow importation of Quicken investment files. I successfully imported my Quicken data file into a web-based alternative called CountAbout. I want to either get my version working, or find alternative software that will accept imported Quicken files. I could buy the latest version of Quicken (and hopefully import my data), but I don't want to be slave to an annual fee, even when the program deteriorates. I have at least 20 years of financial data on Quicken (backup files on hard drive).I am considering returning the X1 Carbon and just continuing to use my old laptop, but I know that is probably just postponing the inevitable when it dies. I've been fiddling with it for hours.got rid of all the error messages, but now the program just flashes on for a split second, like it wants to open but doesn't.

#Import qif file into quicken 2013 windows 10

And I thought this one would be easy, moving between two Lenovo Thinkpads, both running Windows 10 (vintage 2016 Thinkpad 13 to a new 6th Gen. But I have used programs to copy all my Quicken and Intuit files onto new computers without a glitch, until now. I've nursed my copy of Quicken Premier 2010 (not cloud-based) on all computers since then.I no longer have an installation disc.