Finally the solution to convert your transaction files into a readable format ready to archive or print. Convert QIF to CSV/Excel and import into Excel, QB Online, Xero, YNAB. Review transactions in a readable view before converting
Another product, Bank2CSV, supports more formats.
This tutorial shows how to convert a QIF file from your bank or credit card statement to CSV format. We will use QIF2CSV utility.
See below steps for the Windows version, followed by the Mac version.
Make sure you are using the latest version of QIF2CSV. Download it from the QIF2CSV download page. Start QIF2CSV and select a QIF file.
Review transactions before converting. Check that dates are correct, have the correct year, amount, withdrawals and deposits are shown in corresponding columns.
Choose the CSV target: Regular CSV, Excel (XLS or XLSX), Quickbooks Online, Xero, Quicken for Mac (CSV Mint), POSH or copy to clipboard to be pasted into any spreadsheet software like Excel.
Click the 'Convert' button to create a CSV file.
Confirm the file name and location.
Now the CSV file is created.
Review created CSV file and import it into Quickbooks Online, Xero or work with the file in Excel.
Make sure you are using the latest version of QIF2CSV. Download it from the QIF2CSV download page. Start QIF2CSV and select a QIF file.
Review transactions before converting. Check that dates are correct, have the correct year, amount, withdrawals and deposits are shown in corresponding columns.
Choose the CSV target: Regular CSV, Excel (XLS or XLSX), Quickbooks Online, Xero, Quicken for Mac (CSV Mint), POSH or copy to clipboard to be pasted into any spreadsheet software like Excel.
Click the 'Convert' button to create a CSV file.
Confirm the file name and location.
Now the CSV file is created.
Review created CSV file and import it into Quickbooks Online, Xero or work with the file in Excel.