There were two main types of errors – characters, common in Quicken, became * *. Users//Library/Application Support/Quicken 2016/Documents/.quicken2016Īfter the conversion from Quicken Mac to Quicken PC, an error log appeared.
#CONVERT QUICKBOOKS FOR WINDOW TO QUICKBOOKS FOR MAC FOR MAC#
Oddly enough, you can’t import a Quicken for Mac file into QuickBooks for Mac, so I had to convert it to Quicken for PC, using the Quicken Transfer Format, qxf. The hard part was finding the file on my Mac! When I opened the file into Quicken for Mac, the file was automatically saved into the Library, so it didn’t show up in any searches. The next step was to import the Quicken for Mac file into QuickBooks Desktop. My first step was to convert MoneyDance’s qif file to, surprisingly…Quicken for Mac! Where the PC version of Quicken had no tool for this, Quicken for Mac did allow me to import the file, with all the accounts and the categories list intact. What’s more important is the Mac and PC platforms. My description below does not include the version of the software (i.e., 2015, 2016), because by the time you read this I’m sure a new version will have come out. I finally found a solution! It took many steps and many software versions to pull off, but it worked. I turned to MoneyThumb’s qif2qbo converter, but it had the same 1-account-at-a-time issue. I also had no way to import the Categories list. And Quicken declared that qif files couldn’t be used for bank accounts or credit cards.
qif file, but all the tools I found within QuickBooks, QBO, and Quicken all imported .qif files bank account by bank account, instead of the whole file. Today I was presented with a brand-new challenge: To convert a MoneyDance file to QuickBooks Online.
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