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Converting from Quicken Classic Mac to PC

Gamatsumoto

I was using a subscription version 8.3.0 of Quicken Classic for Mac and now I want to convert to my new PC. On the mac, I went to export to Quicken Transfer File (QXF) and saved it on a portable drive. When I went to Import Quicken Transfer Format (QXF) File and it always ends with "import failed". I have searched for an answer to this on the web, which seems to be a common problem, but can't find a viable fix. I have used quicken for many years and I want to keep the same data but use PC now. Are there any answers to this issue?

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NotACPA

What version of QWin, and which QWin product, are you trying to import into? Which specific QMac product do you have?

The "classic" term is marketing mumbo-jumbo that tells us nothing about your Q products.

Gamatsumoto

Quicken 8.3.0 on MacOS 13.7.5 trying to convert to Quicken R64.23 on Windows 11

Chris_QPW

Since the QFX format is binary and only the Quicken Developers know the format, there is basically nothing anyone can do when it fails other that report it as a problem to Quicken Support and Help → Report a Problem and hope that it gets fixed in the future.

https://www.quicken.com/support#contact-support

Gamatsumoto

Great.

Quicken Kristina

Hello @Gamatsumoto,

Unfortunately, file conversion does not always succeed. There are a couple things you can try, just in case file-specific issues in the Quicken for Mac file are causing the conversion to fail.

First, you can try restoring a backup and see if that restored backup will successfully convert to Quicken for Windows format.

Second, you can try exporting your Quicken for Mac data to QXF format, creating a new Quicken for Mac file, importing the QFX file into that new file, then try converting that to Quicken for Windows format.

I hope this helps!

Chris_QPW

@Quicken Kristina Thank you, I see that I missed some possible solutions, I will remember if the subject comes up again. I'm sorry @Gamatsumoto to mislead you.