Migrate QB 2015 to QB 2019

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Is Migration of files possible  from QB 2015 for Mac to newQB 2019?


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jacobs

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Rafael, do you mean Quicken or QuickBooks (QB)? This is a forum for Quicken. Are you asking about moving from Quicken 2015 to Quicken 2019? (But the short answer, if that's the question, is yes; it's an easy upgrade.)

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Chat does not work online for assistance.  If you have a moment I need your help!
Will Qbooks 2019 work under El Capitan OS-X?
Does QBooks 2019 able to import downloads from Bank to Program  under Web/QIF/CVS files?
Since using QBooks for over 30* years is Primier  or Home/Sml. Bus. are replaceable options and work with MAC ?  Thanks for your response and time!

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Also migrating from Quickbooks to Quicken possible?

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smayer97

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As stated, this forum is for QUICKEN, NOT QUICKBOOKS... for that, you need to go to the Quickbooks community. The US version can be found here: 
https://quickbooks.intuit.com/community/US-QuickBooks-Community/ct-p/community-us

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smayer97

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As for QB to Quicken...that cannot be done for the Mac. You may be able to use QIF export/import if you are using Quicken for Windows. So you could try a round above way of going from QBooks for Mac to Quicken for Windows (using QIF) then converting QWin back to Quicken for Mac... but that may not be very easy and may require a lot of data clean-up, IF it is doable at all.

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