use QFX when you want to import into previously imported account automatically and do not use categories.

QFX vs QIF vs CSV Mint: What are the main differences importing into Quicken? QFX vs QIF for Quicken for Windows

Use the ProperConvert app to convert your CSV, Excel, PDF, OFX, QFX, QBO, QIF, MT940 files into QIF, QFX or CSV Mint files ready to import into Quicken. How to convert files to Quicken compatible format QIF files have less restrictions compared to QFX file as they do not identify financial institutions like QFX files.įor QFX transactions, Quicken uses the renaming rules to assign categories during import. The Transactions app provide easy to use mapping interface to assign categories based on payee names or manually during the conversion. QIF transaction files are easily imported by Quicken (please make sure to your QIF target accordingly) and allow to supply categories and tags for each transaction.

For older Quicken for mac versions, convert to the CSV Mint format.

For older Quicken for Windows versions, convert to the QIF format.

For Quicken for Mac, convert to the QFX format is you have Quicken 2020-2023.

For Quicken for Windows, convert to the QIF or QFX format if you have Quicken 2020-2023.

CSV Mint format ( Quicken 2015 or later for Mac or macOS).

QFX (web connect) format ( Quicken for Mac 2020 or later).

QIF format (all Quicken for Windows versions).

QFX (web connect) format ( Quicken for Windows 2020 or later).

Which file formats does Quicken import? Quicken for Windows Use the ProperConvert app to convert your file to a format compatible with Quicken. The same applies to QFX and CSV Mint files. In case your Quicken imports both QIF and QFX files, either format has issues and advantages. See below which format your Quicken imports and convert your files to this format (QFX, QIF or CSV Mint). How to convert to Quicken compatible formats (QIF, QFX)

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