QIF to OFX conversion tool?
I would like a recommendation of a program that can convert a QIF file into a OFX file for importing into Quicken. Thanks!
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05/01/12 10:32am PDT
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05/01/12 11:11am PDT
Since you posted this in the QuickBooks forum, I am going to assume you meant to import to QB. I use a program from Zachary Systems to convert a .qif to import to quickbooks. There are others programs that do the same. Just go to www.marketplace.intuit.com to search.
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05/08/12 6:50am PDT
To create a QBO file you can import into online banking from a QIF file, use the BRC QIF to OFX Converter, which will create both QBO files for QuickBooks and QFX files for Quicken.
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05/08/12 7:03am PDT
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I'd like to add a personal recommendation for www.bigredconsulting.com. The guy who runs that is brilliant and his picture should be next to the wikipedia article for excellence in technical support.
I have used his QIF to IIF convertor for years. BofA charges for their downloads outside of a QIF file, and I'm not paying those banksters any extra fees, so I use BRC's tool. I download a QIF, open it in Excel using BRC, then BRC presents a screen that allows me to match transactions to my general ledger accounts. A couple more clicks, the data all gets updated, exported as an IIF, and it's ready to import into QBP. I can only imagine that his QIF/OFX tool is just as elegant.
05/08/12 9:24am PDT
You know, I did run across this website, and you're right! They have all kinds of conversion tools! I found the perfect one, QIF fixer! I am so relieved to be free of tedious hand entry!
Thanks!
05/08/12 3:56pm PDT
Thanks for the mention and compliments! We try hard to make our tools useful. If you try one and have suggestions or questions, please contact us and let us know. We'll respond via email if you start with the contact forms on our site.
02/11/13 10:33am PST
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I want to 2nd the recommendation for BigRed consulting's conversion tools. I purchased two. They are easy to use and work well.
