Need Tsv2Qif.sh Script Converted for Use on Windows

[Derek Atkins]

Hi,

datavet <datavet at gmail.com> writes:

> Hello!
>
> Has someone converted the Tsv2Qif.sh script for use on Windows using gawk? I
> am (unfortunately) not a coder and I understand there are scripting
> differences between Unix and Windows. Or, perhaps, there is another solution
> that I am unaware of.
>
> I am attempting to move from QuickBooks to GnuCash and need some way to
> import a Journal report. From my understanding, using QIF or OFX will not
> accomplish this, since they import single account transactions and, of
> course, a Journal will span multiple accounts.
>
> Thank you very much for your help.
>
> Kate---

Actually, QIF does support multiple accounts.  HOWEVER since QB does not
export QIF you might have a hard time actually creating a multi-account
QIF file.

Could you use CSV instead of TSV, and then use GnuCash's CSV importer?

Or, alternately, just start from scratch?  Hand-enter your transactions
back to e.g. Jan 1, and run GnuCash and QB side-by-side for the rest of
the year.  Then you can swich over Jan 1 2015?

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-derek

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