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No. That is actually the ideal. Give it a try and let us know how it goes. Be sure to back up first.Steve said:Just to clarify, it's not two sets of accounts, it's two completely separate data files, each with multiple accounts in them. And none of them are the same. Imagine one data file with accounts at Bank 1, 2, 3 and 4. Then the second data file has accounts at Bank 5, 6, 7 and 8. And I want them all in one file. Does that change your answer?
If so, you could try exporting from one to a QXF file and re-importing into the other.Will do, and I'll report back. Offhand, do you know if that transfers EVERYTHING? For some reason, I was under the impression that didn't work for investment accounts.
Yikes. So it looks like I'm S.O.L. This is the "preferred choice" -- but it doesn't do investment accounts.
- The import and export of investment and business accounts, transactions, budgets, attachments, reports, and application settings is not supported by QXF.
- The QXF file format is the preferred choice for merging Quicken account data.
SteveSteve said:The accounts imported...but did all of the individual transactions?