Switching "to" Quicken?

[Derek Atkins]

Well, the data is in XML format.  You could probably write an XSLT
to convert to QIF, but no, GnuCash does not have the ability to
export to QIF natively.

Clearly we need some developers to finish the "GnuCash on Windows"
port.

Unfortunately I don't have a good suggestion for you. :(

-derek

"J. Milgram" <milgram at cgpp.com> writes:

> I fixed a friend up with GnuCash about a year ago, and now to my chagrin
> she wants to consolidate everything onto her Windows laptop. OK, what
> can you do. Question is, under these unfavorable circumstances, what's
> the next best thing to GnuCash? Quicken? Can GnuCash data be exported to
> Quicken or any other app?
> 
> thanks
> 
> Judah   (who is perfectly happy with GnuCash, thank you)
> 
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