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Posted by Andrew on January 25, 2007, 6:27 pm
Please log in for more thread options John Pollard wrote:
> Charlie K wrote:
>> You can't import .qfx files into checking, savings, 401K,
>> and investment files into Quicken 2005, so I doubt you
>> can in any available upgrade to 2004
>
> I'm guessing you meant to say you can't import ".qif" files into
> checking, savings, 401k, etc.
>
> I know that's what Intuit says and what Quicken Help says ...
It's also what Quicken enforces by not being allowed in the pulldown to
accept those types of accounts as the object of the import. (Don't jump on
me yet, read on!)
>
> But you *can* import qif files into every account type in every
> version of Quicken through Q2006 ... and I believe Q2007 as
> well.
But not directly, right? Don't you have some magically methodology to do
this? When I try, indeed Quicken DOESN'T let me import into Checking, for
example. But that's because those accounts aren't available in the drop
down list. So, I assume you must mean you can via some other fashion John?
I really am not trying to be cute here, but the average joe like me doesn't
understand why you say this. I am, however, using Q2007 if that makes a
difference.
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Regards -
- Andrew
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