Re: Merging Quicken Files

Posted by John Pollard on April 11, 2006, 4:04 pm

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Luis wrote:

> What must I change in the above sample so that I can import

> the .qif

> file into Quicken 2006 Deluxe?

I forgot: with the possible exception of the date record, you
should be able to import transactions like this:

D29/4/01
U-100.00
T-100.00
C*
NP150
PSuperStore
LMotor:Fuel/Car1
^

directly into a Q2006 "cash" account. From there, you can
select (as in a Windows "select") all the imported transactions,
then "cut" and "paste" them into any non-investment account.

(Get rid if the leading caret ("^") that preceded your first qif
file record; it was a stray from a previous transaction.)

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Posted by Luis on April 12, 2006, 2:31 pm

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wrote:

>directly into a Q2006 "cash" account. From there, you can

>select (as in a Windows "select") all the imported transactions,

>then "cut" and "paste" them into any non-investment account.

Thanks. I managed to figure that one out after I discovered that
Quicken 2006 won't import a QIF file into checking, savings and credit
card accounts!