Скачать или смотреть How To Use Bank2QIF

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This video shows how to use the Bank2QIF utility. IMPORTANT: Bank2QIF is discontinued and replaced with a new Transactions app (https://www.propersoft.net/products/t..., that converts from more formats and converts to more formats.

0:00 - Download Bank2QIF
0:25 - Start Bank2QIF and read the welcome message
0:48 - Select a file with transactions
1:16 - Review the transactions
1:28 - Set the Account Name and Account Type
2:06 - Set the QIF Target
2:40 - "Open After Save" option
3:15 - Convert to QIF file
3:37 - Import into Quicken (example)

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Click the 'Download' button. Then select Windows or macOS version to download. Once downloaded and installed, start Bank2QIF. Read the welcome message that provides the main points about the conversion process.

Select a file with transactions that you would like to convert. It could be a PDF bank or credit card statement, QIF or QMTF file exported from Quicken or other accounting software, OFX, QFX, QBO, STA, or MT940 file downloaded from online banking.

Review transactions before converting, make sure dates are correct, expenses are negative, and payments to the account are positive.

Set the account type. And depending on the QIF target, set the account name, as you have in Quicken or other personal finance or accounting software. When you convert for multiple accounts, please make sure to adjust the account type and account name when you start working on another account.

QIF target is important to set matching your accounting/finance software, as the converter will create the QIF file version compatible with your software.

There are some other settings discussed in another video, I would skip these for now as you need them only in specific situations and you know when you need to change these settings.

Set the “Open after save” checkbox if you would like the software installed on your computer to open the created QIF file. If you have Quicken installed, it would be Quicken to open this QIF file.

Click the 'Convert' button.

And confirm the filename and the file location.

To import the created QIF file manually, in Quicken, click File, File Import, QIF file.

Then click the 'Browse' button.

Select the created QIF file.

For Quicken 2018 or later, you need to select the account, where you want to import transactions. For Quicken 2017 or earlier, you have to select 'All accounts' to import the QIF file. Click the 'Import' button.

Transactions are imported.

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