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Posted by Luis on April 12, 2006, 2:41 pm
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>Third, where did the qif file transaction in your post come
>from?
Quicken XG 2004 - the last UK version of Quicken.
>Are you in Canada?
No. I'm in deep dark Africa...
>As far as I know, qif file dates are
>always mm/dd/yy (or mm/dd/yyyy) - ignoring delimiters.
The qif file that I exported from Quicken XG 2004 UK is in the
dd/mm/yy format (eg. 14/10/99) as used in the UK and here in South
Africa.
>Fourth, qif file transaction dates should have a different
>delimiter for pre-year 2000 and post-year 1999 dates. For years
>1999 and earlier, the delimiter is "/", for post year 1999
>dates, the delimiter is "'". So "/ 1" is 1901 and "' 1" is
>2001.
They seem to be the same for pre and post 2000 dates in Quicken XG
2004 UK.
>[Newer versions of Quicken can read 4 digit years in qif files,
>which I believe can all use the forward slash for a delimiter
>for any year.]
I've tried changing 2 character year values to their 4 character
equivelants:
e.g.:
22/10/99
to
22/10/1999
and then importing that into Quicken. So far this seems to be giving
me much better results.
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