Migrate to QuickBooks
The Wassermans
dwass at optusnet.com.au
Fri Mar 7 23:49:54 EST 2008
This little episode is driving me bonkers . . .
Ultimately I am trying to re-create my existing quicken chart of
accounts in GnuCash 2.2.4. (I want to avoid manual input of Accounts
and Categories which have taken 8 years to build in Quicken.)
* These days Quicken will not provide a facility to export their/(my!)
data. Smart buggers that they are.
* But I can generate a report and save it as an Excel file.
* From there I was expecting to create a GnuCash acceptable QIF file
* So I want to see what QIF formatted data will be needed to
create/import my Chart of Accounts into GC
* Well I found that GC will export its Chart of Accounts. I accepted
the GC suggested Chart of Accounts when I first fired it up.
* And I was pointed to the utility gnucastoqif (not gnucas2qif by the way)
* Having run the whole above procedure this is what I got:
!Type:Cat
!Option:AutoSwitch
!Account
!Clear:AutoSwitch
!Option:AutoSwitch
What does it mean?
Has someone got a better idea for me to accomplish my intended
conversion to GnuCash.
Once I have my chart of accounts set up I am confident of being able to
transfer the accounts history using qif files I can create from each
account in the by then established chart of accounts.
Replacing Quicken is going to be critical to my total conversion to Ubuntu.
Helppp please . . . .
Dave W
The Wassermans wrote:
> If I wanted to create a GnuCash chart of accounts in a .qif file would I
> use gnucas2qif. Where do I find or download it?
>
> Dave W
>
> ianmlewis at gmail.com wrote:
>
>> If you are really converting *TO* quickbooks your best bet is to
>> convert your gnucash file to QIF using gnucash2qif and importing into
>> quickbooks that way.
>> Ian
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