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How can I open .QDF file from 2004 - (or .QDB file)

Farley

The current program will not open this format. I have a need for the data

Please help!

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volvogirl

You might need to go though Quicken 2013 to convert it. You can download 2013 Deluxe for free using this how to convert article. It’s under Converting from Quicken 2004-2009.

https://www.quicken.com/support/how-and-when-use-intermediate-version-convert-older-versions-quicken

FYI - All Quicken versions prior to QW2010 store your data in a series of files all sharing the same filename but with different extensions like - .IDX, .QEL, .QPH & .QDF, and all 4 of those files were rolled into a single-file .QDF in starting in 2010.

splasher

If possible, use a different computer to do what Volvogirl has suggested, otherwise you will need to install 2013 and then your current version of Quicken when done with the old file and why mess with your current version if you don't have to.

Farley

Thank you both....good advice to not use the same computer. Farley

Farley

My 2004 file (QDF) did not have what I wanted using Quicken program from 2013, (QW2013DLX)

I located a data file from 2001 which is a .QDB format. The program to use is QW04DLX which seem to load alright until I tried to load the data file which it said would not access.

So how do I convert from a QDB file??

Ps56k2

YIKES -

What is a QDB file?

File created by Quicken versions 5 & 6 for Windows;
saves the user's personal financial data in a proprietary format;
replaced by the .QDF format in Quicken 98 and later.

UKR

A Quicken Win 5 and 6 data file consists of these components:

QDB (primary file)
QSD
QEL
QMD

Normally, for a successful access (open and/or conversion) you need to have not only the QDB file, but the other data file components, too. So, if your file is called Qdata.QDB, you also need to have Qdata.QSD, Qdata.QEL and Qdata.QMD

Be sure to store the data files in your \Documents\Quicken folder. If stored in a Program Files folder or elsewhere, Windows Security might start throwing monkey wrenches.