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Download from iPad Quicken app to laptop

maryk1935

My Dell laptop imploded. Thought, no problem as I have WD external drive backing up always. Wrong. Short version, the WD external had to be recovered by Secure Data but the recovered files are a mess and the only “true” data is on my iPad app. Solution?

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Chris_QPW

Sorry, the data on the iPad/Quicken Cloud dataset is only a partial copy or your data. It can't be used as a backup. There isn't any way to restore data from it to the Quicken Desktop data file.

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Chris_QPW

Sorry, the data on the iPad/Quicken Cloud dataset is only a partial copy or your data. It can't be used as a backup. There isn't any way to restore data from it to the Quicken Desktop data file.

Greg_the_Geek

IIRC, there was a user that exported the data from the Mobile app to a CSV file and used your ImportQIF to import the data into a new Quicken data file.

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7915434/quicken-web-to-windows

Chris_QPW

@Greg_the_Geek VERY INTERESTING! I will have to remember that.