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Community discussion: I am developing a program to import TSP transactions into Quicken

[Someone else is] developing a program to import TSP transactions into Quicken

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Depending on the contents of the TSP .csv file, no new "program" may be necessary.

There is already a free Excel add-in that will convert a .csv file to a .qif file: it's called "xl2qif"; it's available online and it's free. Google will find it.

All you have to do is have Excel open (or import) the .csv file; then have xl2qif format the excel data in qif format and create a .qif file.

Then, if necessary, you can use the following instructions to insure the .qif file can be imported into Quicken:

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John Pollard
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Once again, Quicken has deleted a link in a Quicken Community post to a discussion in this newsgroup.

This time, Quicken not only deleted the link to this discussion, but they closed the Community discussion where that link was posted.

[To add insult to injury: I could not find a single discussion about QIF file imports in the Quicken Community that has not been closed. Quicken typically leaves discussions open for way too long, but it appears they are trying to prevent information about importing QIF files from reaching Community users.]
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John Pollard

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