Importing accounts from MYOB

[David T.]

If all you're doing is setting up opening balances, I believe the prescribed method is to enter that information in manually. Unless you're talking about hundreds of accounts, this will not be a huge burden.Just be aware that there have been instances in Windows installations where using the Gnucash Opening Balances feature is flawed.

If you are hoping to avoid some of this process through an export/import process, you'll have to explore the various tools available to you. A quick look online shows that MYOB exports CSV, which you would then have to import into a spreadsheet, which you would then export as QIF, which you would finally import into Gnucash.

HTH,
David




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 From: Nicholas Harvey <harveyquiet at gmail.com>
To: gnucash-user at gnucash.org 
Sent: Thursday, February 23, 2012 5:20 AM
Subject: Importing accounts from MYOB
 


Is it possible to export from myob and import into gnucash. Really all I want to inport is closing balances at end of financial year and the chart of accounts.

How do you handle other expenses class like in MYOB


Nick
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