(Canadian

Just to be clear, the transfer file between Quicken data files is QXF. QFX is used for downloading data from FIs/Banks.Jaime said:John, as I mentioned in the original description, these are Quicken Mac Premier 2018 files. Both files are in the same version of Quicken.
The problem I am encountering is that the QFX file created from one of these files in Quicken Mac Premier 2018, with data from an investment account, is not imported into the other Quicken Mac Premier 2018 file. An account is created in the target file, but no transactions. I just checked the log file from the import process, it contains messages indicating categories that were not created because they already exist, but no reference to the transactions.
Any suggestions on what I can do? The generation of the QFX file could be failing?
Thanks.
Yes, that's correct.. apologies for the confusion.Jaime said:John, as I mentioned in the original description, these are Quicken Mac Premier 2018 files. Both files are in the same version of Quicken.
The problem I am encountering is that the QFX file created from one of these files in Quicken Mac Premier 2018, with data from an investment account, is not imported into the other Quicken Mac Premier 2018 file. An account is created in the target file, but no transactions. I just checked the log file from the import process, it contains messages indicating categories that were not created because they already exist, but no reference to the transactions.
Any suggestions on what I can do? The generation of the QFX file could be failing?
Thanks.
I cannot do that. Both files have investment accounts. That's the reason for my question.Use the file that already has all your investment transactions and just merge the non-investment accounts into THAT file.