QIF file from Quicken 2000

[Denis]

Thanks David, I'll follow your suggestions

Back to work

Denis

news.gmane.orgOn Tue, 23 Jun 2015 17:03:00 -0500, David Carlson
<david.carlson.417 at gmail.com> wrote:


>
>
>You should be able to import QIF files from any version of Quicken. 
>There are a few things that do not come over well, so it is a good idea
>to run some tests, as you have already started to do.  If you tried to
>export everything into one file you may simply have not waited long
>enough for GnuCash to parse the file, so try a small chunk.
>
>To know why you cannot see any results at all we need to know more
>precisely what you do see.  Did you export, for example, a single bank
>account for a restricted time interval from Quicken?  When you ran the
>QIF importer in GnuCash did you complete any of the several steps that
>you must go through to complete the import?  Were you able to assign the
>transactions to either a new account or an existing account in GnuCash? 
>What else significant happened? 
>
>David C
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