Importing From Reckon Personal Plus
We've been advised that some versions of Reckon include a QIF export function; it's just hidden.
To check, you should select the following key combination - Shift
+Ctrl
+Z
.
This may return the export to QIF function to the File > Export menu (for the remainder of the session).
If your version of Reckon has this option, you should follow these steps to import a QIF file into Moneydance.
Reckon Quicken Personal Plus is a special version of Quicken, available in Australia.
Unfortunately, Reckon does not include the export to QIF file function that other versions of Quicken have.
Michael Young, a Moneydance user and contributor to the support forum, has written a guide to transfer data from Reckon Quicken Personal Plus to Moneydance
The guide and necessary Excel file can be downloaded from the links below.
How_to_import_data_from_Quicken_Personal_Plus_to_Moneydance.pdf
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