Quicken Files Import

[Anthony Dardis]

Have you tried the Export function in Quicken (I think it's under File)?  
That should give you a .qif file.




On Tue, 08 Jun 2010 15:19:29 -0400, Kent Mechem <kentmech at gmail.com> wrote:

> I have installed GNU-Cash in my Mint Linux operation system and want to  
> import my Quicken files from my Windows operating system.  According to  
> the information I see this is supposed to be able to be done.  The file  
> extension mentioned in the information is .QIF as the Quicken file that  
> can be imported into GNU-Cash.  My version of Quicken (2008) does not  
> have those file extensions.  I have QDF, QEL, QPH.  I tried changing the  
> QDF extension to QIF to see this would trigger and import, no such luck!
>
> Question:  I might not be clear as to the file extension QIF being  
> Quicken extension or the download data file from the bank.  Is the QIF  
> file extension for both the Quicken and the download from the bank?  Why  
> does my Quicken not have the QIF extension?
>
> Thanks so much,
> Kent Mechem
>
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