[GNC] Migrating from Quicken
Adrien Monteleone
adrien.monteleone at lusfiber.net
Thu Aug 31 07:26:07 EDT 2023
If you can export the bills and invoices on their own as a CSV, (not
individually, but bills separate from invoices) you can manipulate the
resulting CSV to fit the format required by GnuCash for import.
You will need to create Customers & Vendors prior to the import, as well
as the relevant expense accounts (for bills) and income accounts. (for
invoices)
If this type of filtered export is available, but not as a CSV, report
back here what formats are possible and someone here can advise the best
one to use, and then how to convert it to CSV afterwards.
Regards,
Adrien
On 8/31/23 3:31 AM, Theana Wessels wrote:
> I am migrating from Quicken, I have read the migration documentation but am
> experiencing problems with migrating the business data.
>
> I've exported all the Quicken data in one QIF file. The "normal" financial
> data migrated successfully with accounts created for all the Quicken
> categories etc, but all the business data is grouped under one account
> called "business bills". The categories used in the business centre in
> Quicken are not replicated with accounts in GnuCash.
>
> When importing the QIF file, I do get messages about unknown account
> types.
>
>
> *Account type: The account type "Bill" is unknown, using Bank instead.*
>
> *Account type: The account type "Invoice" is unknown, using Bank instead.*
> *Account type: The account type "Tax" is unknown, using Bank instead.*
>
> I was considering editing the QIF file, but I'm not sure if it will work.
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