[moneydance] Conversion from Quicken

[Stewart Berman]

The only way I could find to create QIF files was one account at a time. 
Did I miss something? I have around 50 accounts setup and 
export/importing them one at a time and then tracking down duplicate 
inter account transfers does not sound like much fun.

I assume report definitions do not port.

What about invoice histories?

Stu

R Pierce wrote:

>Stewart Berman <sabLinux at saberman.com> wrote: 
>I have been running Quicken for many years. I am currently on 2002 Home 
>and Business. My QDF file is over 13MB.
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>Is there a utility for importing a Quicken QDF file into Moneydance? 
>What will port and what won't?
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>I am also in the process of moving many applications from Windows 2000 
>to Linspire (Linux). Can data be easily moved between the Windows and 
>Linux versions? Can one set of data files on a shared drive be used 
>between the Windows and Linux versions? Can I use the same license for 
>the Windows and Linux versions?
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>Stewart,
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>QIF files will import fine into MD--transactions were handled flawlesslessly in my case except for transactions with transfers; invariably if I had a deposit say into checking with a split so I could record a transfer to other accounts (say savings or mutual fund), MD would copy the split record over AND also record the transfer separately. Once I figured this out it was fairly straightforward (but time-consuming) to clear up. I did grumble a little initially, but made myself feel better by blaming it all on Quicken!
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>Randy
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