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Oct 28, 2006 1 Replies
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I'm using Quicken 2004 Deluxe, and am concerned about upgrading to the newest version. I understand that qif files will either not be supported or gererated or whatever. My question is, I run two checkbooks in my business, and at the end of the month I combine the two files by generating a qif file for one of them, and then importing that qif file into the other file. Is there any action comparable to this in the latest version of Quicken?



Thanks, RFH


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version. I understand that qif files will either not be supported or

and, at the end of the month I combine the two files by generating a qif file

there any action comparable to this in the latest version of Quicken?

Rob, I did a search on Intuit and, this is the page I found, explaining the file format change:

formatting link
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  1. Go to Intuit
    formatting link

  1. Click on 'Support' and select 'Quicken Support'

  2. Under 'Quicken Personal Finance Software' select '2007 for Windows'

  1. At the 'Quicken Personal Finance Software 2007' page select 'Find An Answer

  2. Go to #13 'QIF Data Import Users Resource Center' click on it

This will give you expansive info on the .QIF to .OFX transition that has been taking place.

Christopher

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