Re: Quicken and ODBC?

Feb 18, 2020 2 Replies


I did.  It might work ok but on a cursory


> investigation could get the =QuickenAcctList("col") function to
> work.  It gave me the 1st account in my list but didn't populate the rest
> of the cells in the column with the subsequent accounts.  Could be
> something in my Excel configuration but don't know.  I'll investigate it
> more later.  Also downloaded the Quicken DDE developers kit and will browse
> through that stuff when I get a chance.  I may go ahead and write an export
> utility from QIF to MDB just for kicks.  I'm an SQL kind of guy and would
> like to run queries joining tables etc.  Do you think something like this
> would be useful to anyone else?
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> Gerry
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> might want to look into Utilities:
> Quicken Access

It would be incredibly useful to me!


What?? You're replying to a message posted 21 years ago?! I am not sure Andrew has even looked at the forum in a decade....he was pretty active, the most knowledgeable person about Q at the time, but then left the group.

(Or maybe there was a glitch somehow that this post suddenly appeared in MY feed in 2020!)

HAHAHA oops. I didn't even see the date. Assuming this has been figured out in the last 21 years. I was just googling quicken + ODBC and this showed up. What I'm really interested in is connecting quicken to microsoft Power BI. Doesn't seem possible at this point.

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