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Once Online Banking has been setup, you can download your data by selecting the Also give me the login credentials I need to connect to this service.' Using Direct Connect. ' Please enable Direct Connect on my account so that I can connect to your servers directly with Quicken. Calling your bank and stating precisely the following should get you started. Moneydance uses exactly the same OFX server connection protocol for Direct Connect as Quicken, however frequently bank representatives do not know this and mistakenly believe that you can not connect in Moneydance. You can accomplish this by asking your bank to set up your account for 'Direct Connect from Quicken'. Most banks require you contact them to enable your accounts for Direct Connect, before you can begin to download your data. When you enable your account for Direct Connect access, your financial institution should let you know which login details to use. You'll then be prompted for your ID and Password.ĭirect Connect sometime uses different login details than are used at ATMs or your bank's web site. Select 'Next' then specify the account you'd like to download the data into. Then navigate to Online ->Set Up Online Banking->Connect to OFX ServiceĬhoose your financial institution from the list. Highlight the account name in the left sidebar.

If your bank is listed on this page, we have already established a connection with them which will allow you to automatically download your data. Using this protocol allows apps such as Moneydance to download transactions from various account types as well as manage bill payment, if supported by the bank's server.

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If you need to convert MoneyDance to Quicken, QuickBooks Desktop, or QuickBooks Online, and don’t want to grapple with the headache or the 5 software steps, I will be happy to replicate this process for you.Moneydance can connect directly to bank servers using the standard OFX protocol. In the end, this was one of the craziest conversions I’ve ever done. Once the data was in QuickBooks for PC, it was easy to bring the information into QBO. These all can be merged easily once you get to QBO, but just be aware it’s a job that may take some time. So, not only were there entries for every Chevron he’d ever been to, but every typo created an additional Vendor account. One thing I noticed at this point, was that MoneyDance had allowed my client to create multiple variations of every Payee. If you just accept them as “Other Names,” they will later be converted to Vendors during the QBO conversion step, so there’s no need to click on every one right now. During this process, a window appeared asking me how I wanted the Other Names to appear.

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Now that I had the file open in Quicken for PC, I used QuickBooks Premier for PC to import the Quicken file. As a result, your Investment accounts will not show up properly in QBO. Also, investment account entries were not imported, because Quicken uses live feeds for Investments, not recorded transactions. There were two main types of errors – characters, common in Quicken, became * *.

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Users//Library/Application Support/Quicken 2016/Documents/.quicken2016Īfter the conversion from Quicken Mac to Quicken PC, an error log appeared.

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Oddly enough, you can’t import a Quicken for Mac file into QuickBooks for Mac, so I had to convert it to Quicken for PC, using the Quicken Transfer Format, qxf. The hard part was finding the file on my Mac! When I opened the file into Quicken for Mac, the file was automatically saved into the Library, so it didn’t show up in any searches. The next step was to import the Quicken for Mac file into QuickBooks Desktop.

My first step was to convert MoneyDance’s qif file to, surprisingly…Quicken for Mac! Where the PC version of Quicken had no tool for this, Quicken for Mac did allow me to import the file, with all the accounts and the categories list intact. What’s more important is the Mac and PC platforms. My description below does not include the version of the software (i.e., 2015, 2016), because by the time you read this I’m sure a new version will have come out. I finally found a solution! It took many steps and many software versions to pull off, but it worked. I turned to MoneyThumb’s qif2qbo converter, but it had the same 1-account-at-a-time issue. I also had no way to import the Categories list. And Quicken declared that qif files couldn’t be used for bank accounts or credit cards.

qif file, but all the tools I found within QuickBooks, QBO, and Quicken all imported .qif files bank account by bank account, instead of the whole file. Today I was presented with a brand-new challenge: To convert a MoneyDance file to QuickBooks Online.