The Quicken Interchange Format (QIF) is an open file format used to transfer financial data between software programs. QIF files store data in plain-text, ASCII format, making them easily readable and editable. Each file begins with a header indicating the type of account (e.g., banking, credit card, or investment) and contains detailed transaction records with fields such as dates, amounts, payees, and categories.
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Yes. While older versions of Quicken did not have this capability, there are no longer limitations on the types of accounts you can now import any account type using QIF. |
See Exporting data from Quicken for information about setting up your export.
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