How do I Import my bank statement file ineither QIF or QFX format into QuickBooks Pro 2009?
how do I import my bank statement file in QIF or QFX format into QuickBooks Pro 2009, since my bank is not on the Financial Institution Directories list?
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03/28/09 1:18pm PDT
Viewed by asker 04/19/09 7:57am PDT
Viewed by asker 04/19/09 7:57am PDT
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04/07/09 1:42pm PDT
Hi geotev,
There are some programs that will convert these types of files into QuickBooks files. You can find them at the following link:
http://marketplace.intuit.com/
I hope that helps!
Thanks,
Amy
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08/28/09 12:04am PDT
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Amy,
My Bank is U.S. Bank. I was given 2 options for Intuit Download. Older or Newer (for Windows). I downloaded the newer as I just installed QB 2009 Pro. The newer version Quicken Download results in a .qfx file. You answer seems pretty weak considering the format is alleged to be an Intuit product. Of COURSE there's third party software available on you Marketplace. We would simply Google file conversion software if we wanted to spend money and time. Going a step further we could have a pro sitting next to us. We KNOW we can BUY BUY BUY. We want the stuff we have to handle it.
WHY does QB cough up the .qfx format?
