Exporting or translating to QIF/QSF via XSLT?

[jomali]

If you change to version 2.3 temporarily, save your data to a MySQL database
(which is what Simply Accounting uses), perhaps you could create a file
Simply Accounting could import from the resulting gnucash database without
investing in Simply Accounting. When 2.4 comes out, you could make the
change permanent.

I don't want to minimize the amount of work involved in doing this, but once
performed, it should be a permanent solution.

John

On Sun, Jan 10, 2010 at 2:21 AM, L Duperval <lduperval at yahoo.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have to convert all my GnuCash data for last year into Simply
> Accounting, in order to ease transfer of data between my accountant and
> me. It worked well for a while but the last couple of years have been a
> nightmare. So I'm moving to Simply Accounting because that's what he uses.
>
> Is there any way at all, besides retyping everything, for me to convert
> GnuCash data (accounts, bills, invoices, clients, etc.) into something
> that can be imported by SA? I know the QSF stuff seems to be out of the
> question. I tried the converter, but it only does the charts.
>
> Is there anything that takes into account details invoices, bills and
> clients?
>
> Thanks,
>
> L
>
>
>
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