CSV to QIF conversions
My bank only allows downloads of csv files now. I would like to upload to quicken but I need to convert it into a qif file. I downloaded the xl2qif.xla file to my computer and wanted to use it to bring the csv up in excel and convert it to a qif. However when I select the xl2qif from the add in it says I am in a protected view. Has anyone gotten this conversion to work using excel or any other means? Please advise.
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I download .CSV files for several of my accounts and I use ImportQIF (https://www.quicknperlwiz.com/ ) (it is free) by QuicknPerlWiz to convert the .CSV to .QIF which is ready for import into Quicken.
I've never experienced your "protected view" issue, but I can readily endorse ImportQIF as a great program to do the job.
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I download .CSV files for several of my accounts and I use ImportQIF (https://www.quicknperlwiz.com/ ) (it is free) by QuicknPerlWiz to convert the .CSV to .QIF which is ready for import into Quicken.
I've never experienced your "protected view" issue, but I can readily endorse ImportQIF as a great program to do the job.
-splasher using Q continuously since 1996
- Subscription Quicken - Win11 and QW2013 - Win11
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Thanks Ps, I'll check this out.
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Thanks also splasher!
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Sometimes when you open a file with Excel, it will default to "protected" view (meaning macros disabled, along with editing). In the latest/current Excel (O365 version), it should have a yellowish bar that tells you this and has an option to click "enable editing".
If you downloaded the file and it auto-opened in Excel (or used your web browser to open it), sometimes this also causes Excel to go "read-only" because it's being opened from say, Temporary Internet files location or some other "temp" spot.
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It's not giving me the yellow bar but perhaps it is saved to temp. Thanks for the potential solution.
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Thanks Ps and splasher ImportQIF works!
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I'm trying to use ImportQIF and am stuck - after clicking Enable QFX, it asks for the Financial Institution Id - instructions say I'll find it in a fidir.txt file in Program Data - alas, can't find it anywhere
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Try: C:\ProgramData\Quicken\Inet\Common\Localweb\Banklist\2019
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