QFX files store bank and credit card transactions in a format that Quicken can read. Excel and Google Sheets cannot open QFX files directly. If you try, you get unreadable text instead of a clean table of transactions.
Use the ProperConvert app to convert your QFX file to CSV or Excel format.
Convert QFX file to CSV or Excel
Extract transactions from a QFX file and review them before saving.
ProperConvert reads QFX files from online banking, Quicken exports, and investment brokers.
Supports different QFX variants, including files that other tools cannot open.
Quicken for Mac CSV Mint (date, amount, description).
Clipboard (all columns, no file saved, paste directly into any spreadsheet).
Can I open a QFX file in Google Sheets?
Yes. Convert the QFX file to CSV first using ProperConvert. Then open the CSV in Google Sheets using File > Import. All transaction details will show as a standard table.
What is a QFX file?
QFX (Quicken Financial Exchange) is a file format used by banks to provide transaction downloads. It is based on the OFX (Open Financial Exchange) standard. Banks offer QFX files so customers can import transactions into Quicken. The format works well for accounting software but is not readable as a table in Excel or other spreadsheet apps.
To import your QFX file into Quicken instead, open it in Quicken through File > Import > Web Connect (.QFX) file.