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Quicken for MAC reports & Excel

rlbyer

I need to create a tax report for my accountant. I am able to create the report in CSV format, and that creates a nice spreadsheet in Numbers. Problem is that my accountant uses Excel. Every time I try to import the CSV file into Excel, I get a jumbled mess. Is the CSV format the problem? Is it possible to create a report on Quicken for MAC that my accountant or I can seemlessly import into Excel? Thank you!!

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jacobs

Your problem is the fixed width setting. A .csv file is not in a fixed width. "csv" is an acronym for "comma separated values". In the Excel import screen, selected comma delimited, and it will import fine.

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rlbyer

Thanks, Rick O. I am using the current subscription version of QMac. The stepsI take are creating the report in CSV format. If I double click the CSV file, it opens Numbers and is imported. If I don't double click on the CSV file but instead open Excel and try to import, it detects that the file is "fixed width" and then gives me a series of options that I do not understand, and no matter what I do I end up with a mess. Thanks for your help - much appreciated.

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rlbyer

Thank you, Jacobs! That worked. I had to answer to other queries from the import "wizard," but I guessed them correctly and all fell into place. I appreciate the help.