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Posted by JCO on April 18, 2006, 4:17 pm
Please log in for more thread options That is weird, if you just imported QFX file.
Like I said, I have a Visa Card Bank statement that I do manually because
they have QFX files and mine will only do QIF. I use Quicken 2006 Premier.
Do you use:
File->Import->QFX File?
Mine says:
File->Import->QIF File.
> JCO wrote:
> > I thought the original question had to do with .... a user
> > being able
> > to download a QFX file that is then imported into Quicken
> > (2005 &
> > older versions).
>
> Yes, that is what the original question was about. When you
> download a QFX file, you have two choices: you "open" it, in
> which case it will start Quicken, if Quicken is not already
> running, then automatically import the file into Quicken; or you
> can "save" the downloaded file to your hard drive, then start
> Quicken, then do File > Import > Web-Connect file ... and import
> that "QFX" file that you just saved to your hard drive. Both
> processes constitute Web-Connect downloads - both processes are
> available in Q2006.
>
> [Note: it is possible to avoid being given the "choice" I
> mentioned above; it's possible to have Quicken not ask you the
> question that gives you the choice to "save" or "open" the
> downloaded QFX file (when you don't get the choice, the
> downloaded file is not saved, but automatically opened) ... but
> that does not negate the fact that QFX files are the product of
> Web-Connect downloads, nor the fact that QFX files are imported
> from your hard drive by a "Web-Connect" import.]
>
> > Older versions can import an independent QFX file
> > that was downloaded from an online service.
> >
> > I'm just pointing out that Quicken 2006 does not imports QFX
> > files, as
> > version 2005 and older did. Quicken 2006 will import a QIF
> > file.
>
> You have this backward.
>
> I just this minute imported a QFX file from my hard drive into
> Q2006 Premier.
>
> It is QIF files that Intuit has restricted the importation of
> ... NOT QFX files.
>
> (But you can also still import QIF files; just not as easily as
> you once could).
>
> > Yes the web connect has always been available which the
> > original user
> > is not taking advantage of (either because they don't want or
> > the
> > bank will not allow the service). What ever the reason is,
> > they are
> > now importing QFX files which Quicken 206 will not do.
> >
> > My mom has a credit card through a bank that will not allow
> > the web
> > connect option either. And without QFX files (that the bank
> > allows),
> > we now have to do it manually (since I'm using Q2006). The
> > bank does
> > not provide QIF Files that Quicken 2006 uses.
>
> You really do need to go back to square one and get your facts
> straight; you are publishing incorrect information.
>
> --
> John Pollard
> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
> Please reply to newsgroup
>
>
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