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Posted by John Pollard on April 9, 2007, 11:15 am
Please log in for more thread options Lynne wrote:
> I hate to keep replying to myself, but I (finally!)
> stumbled across a post which links to this page:
>
> http://www.somacon.com/p468.php
>
> Wonderful!! However for some reason the transactions
> don't show up in my credit card account, even after
> changing the headers as directed and getting the prompts
> as indicated, as well as closing and re-opening Quicken.
> So I ended up importing them into a cash account and
> moving them, without problems. It's just a bit of a
> pain.
> Has Quicken changed their software since this was posted,
> so that changing the headers on a QIF file no longer
> works?
I don't think so, though it is possible. Q2005 and Q2006 have
gotten new Releases relatively recently, though I believe they
came before the article was written (though well after the
original concept was known and published, and Intuit knew it was
public knowledge).
I'm pretty sure I have suceeded and others have succeeded, in
importing qif files directly into checking accounts since that
article was written ... but I don't keep that close track of the
dates of those things.
> Or am I likely doing something wrong? I get all
> the way to:
>
> "Transactions found for [my named] account. Import
> transactions into [my named] account?" I click "Yes", but
> no voila, no transactions are in my credit card account.
I have seen failures on occasion; the single biggest reason
being some problem in the qif file ... but sometimes, I am
unable to figure out what causes the problem.
--
John Pollard
First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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