Quicken XG 2004 UK

[Echo Beach]

I am currently winding down my Quicken - as it is no longer supported in 
the UK.
I did a test import recently of my accounts.  I have several accounts 
linked with transfers.
I haven't started using gnucash in earnest yet, but I do suggest you 
create your account structure in advance of the import.
( I plan to re-import afresh once I have my accounts laid out in the 
(correct) structure.)
My test import worked but the accounts and categories were imported as 
separate 'accounts' all at the same level.
I am in the process of aligning my categories under the parent 'account' 
of 'expenditure', bank accounts under 'Assets'/'Current Assets' and 
'Debtors' under 'Assets'/'Debtors'.
Echo

Gary Meager wrote:
> Hi
>
> Just heard of you. Is there a way to import Quicken XG 2004 UK version with
> a file that has some 150 accounts going back to 1993 all accounts are
> interlinked by transfers in an out with a huge range of categories etc
>
> Regards 
>  
> Gary Meager 
>  
>
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