You must manually select all QIF files to import (there isn’t a Select All button). To quickly select all of the QIF files in the list, click Select All. Use the appropriate method for your version of Money. In the Import dialog box, select the QIF files you want to import. To import a Quicken account into Money, follow these steps: For example, if you have a Bank Account, a Credit Card Account, and an Investment Account, you need to make three separate QIF files. NOTE: You will have to create one QIF file for each account in Quicken. Repeat steps 2-6 to export the remaining accounts in your Quicken file. You can include the following information in your export file: Under Export Items, select the information you want exported with the file. In the Quicken Account To Export box, select the account you want to export. (NOTE: You may want to give the file a similar name to the account you are exporting.)

In the QIF File To Export box, enter a name and path for the QIF File you are exporting.

To import Quicken files into Money, follow these steps: NOTE: Money 99, 98 and 5.0 have a Quicken Import Wizard which simplifies the process, but you can also use the procedure described in this article. This article describes how to import Quicken version 3.0 for Windows data files into Microsoft Money version 3.0 and Money version 4.0 for Windows 95.

Microsoft Money version 4.0 and 4.0a for Windows 95.

Microsoft Money version 5.0 for Windows 95.

The information in this article applies to:

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3.2 Information About Importing Investment Accounts.

Import qif file into quicken investment