Repeat these steps for all the accounts you want to import. You should ensure that this time, the option "Import Account Info Only" is disabled.Ĭlick OK and the transactions should populate into the designated account.
Then choose to "Import To: Existing Account" and select the Moneydance account that you want to import the data into. Set the"File Source: From Another Program". The "Import QIF File" window will be displayed as before. Navigate again to File -> Import to import your data into the newly created accounts. This will import your account information like account, categories etc - without your transactions You can set the date, decimal character, and currency as desired.Įnsure that the option to "Import account Info Only" has been enabled. It may take a few minutes to import your QIF file, this time will vary depending on the size and complexity of the file being imported. You can set the date, decimal character, and currency as desired.
"Import To: New Account" and "File Source: From Another Program". The "Import QIF File" window will appear. Navigate to your QIF file, select the file, and click "OK". If you would like to open a new, blank data file before importing go to File -> New and choose "Minimal Account Set," then go to File -> Import.Ī file browser will be displayed. If you already have run Moneydance and have an existing Moneydance data file, navigate to File -> Import. Click the button that says "Import File.". If youre looking to transition away from Quicken but worry about losing all your data, you can feed it your Quicken file and itll populate itself. Founded in mid-2012, it is one of the only personal finance apps that will import data from Quicken (and Mint). If this is the first time you have run Moneydance you will be presented with 3 options within the 'Welcome to Moneydance' window. The founders built CountAbout to be a Quicken alternative. If thats the case, you should export multiple QIF files, one for each account. The one exception to this is if you have accounts in more than one currency. Please use the option to export "all accounts," if available.
Doing so makes the import process much smoother. It is highly recommended to export all data into a single QIF file. The import process is slightly different depending on whether your QIF file contains one or many accounts. Those that contain only one accounts worth of data and those that contain all account information for multiple accounts. There are essentially two types of QIF files. This can be accomplished in Quicken from the File -> Export. Transferring financial data into Moneydance requires that the data first be exported as a QIF file.
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