CSV2QIF: Convert CSV/XLS/XLSX to QIF
Easy to use secure solution to review/convert your transactions and import into your accounting software. Convert CSV/XLS/XLSX to QIF and import into Quicken PC 2005-2019, Banktivity, Quicken 2007 Mac, LessAccounting, YNAB, NetSuite, MYOB, AceMoney
What can I do with CSV2QIF (CSV/XLS/XLSX to QIF Converter)?
- Download, install and run the software
- Select a file with transactions
- Review transactions and click Convert to create a QIF file
- Import created file to Quicken for Windows or other QIF importing software or online service
Why should I trust CSV2QIF?
- It runs and processes your files on your computer - no data leaves your computer
- It does not send your transactions anywhere
- Please check our product testimonials
If I need any help with conversion, can you help me?
- Free support is available before and after the purchase
- All license options include at least 14 days of the conversion support after the purchase
- The Professional and Team licenses include ongoing conversion support
- Please use the Support page or email us at support@propersoft.net.
Can I try before purchasing?
- Yes. CSV2QIF is free to download and try.
- Your file will be fully parsed in the trial mode, so you can verify that CSV2QIF understands your transactions file correctly.
- You can create a fully functional and loadableQIF file before purchasing (with limitation to 10 transactions - this limitation is removed after you register).
Do you have a sample CSV file to help me started?
- Yes. Please use the following CSV file. CSV2QIF can parse your CSV file much easier with expected column names.
I have an Excel file? Do I need to convert it to CSV?
In most cases no - all CSV converters can read Excel (XLSX and XLS) files. If you Excel file has multiple sheets and transactions are not on the first sheet, then yes, you need to convert to CSV the sheet with transactions.
What structure(layout) must a CSV/Excel file have?
The first line should be the header - column names in common English like date, amount, payee, memo, check number.
Every other line should be one transaction.
What is a transaction in a CSV file?
Transaction takes one line in the CSV file and must have date, amount, description, optional payee/r and check number.
Is there difference between bank and credit card transactions?
How I should import a QIF file that CSV2QIF created under Quicken 2005+ (including 2017)?
- Start Quicken and click File, then File Import, then QIF file.
- On the import screen, select 'All accounts' from the account drop down list. Ignore message about QIF limitations.
- Review your imported transactions (Done!).
