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upload bank transactions via batch QFX file

frank53

I created QFX file from the bank statement and I imported it manually. This method worked out for the account Credit card but not for the account checking. Could you give me a suggestion how to succeed?

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Quicken Carlos

Hi @frank53,

Thanks for reaching out to the Quicken Community.

I have a few questions to help provide the best troubleshooting steps:

During the import process, does it ask you to select two different accounts to link, or only one?
Do you receive any error code or message when importing the QFX file for the checking account?
Did you download two different files from the Financial Institution, or were the transactions all in a single QFX file for both accounts?
Has the sort order been changed in your checking account register? Confirm that the Sort Order in your account is by Date; just click the top of the Date column in your account register.
Do you have any filters set? Click the Clear Filters button to the right of the account register’s filter dropdown.
Are these transactions still marked as "pending" on your bank's website?

I look forward to your reply!

Eileen02

I'm having the same problem

one account

single QFX

sort order not changed

not pending

When I go to import the file from downloads, the file is grey. unable to get into Quiken

Eileen Horne

Quicken Carlos

Hi @Eileen02,

Thank you for joining this thread and for answering the questions above.

If you haven’t tried this yet, I recommend locating the QFX file on your computer and opening it so it can load the transactions into Quicken. The default download location for QFX files is typically the Downloads folder. Simply double-click the QFX file to open it.

You can also import the QFX file from inside the program. In Quicken, go to File > Import > Bank or Brokerage File (OFX, QFX).... Select the Downloads folder in the left panel. The file will have the .qfx extension. Select the one that matches the date and time you completed the download from the bank's website.

I hope this helps! Please let me know how it goes.

Eileen02

should have mentioned I have a MAC

when I go to QFX file in downloads it is greyed out and I cannot open it

Quicken Carlos

Hi @Eileen02,

Thank you for trying the steps above. I have updated the information for Mac users.

I have a few additional questions:

Is the QFX file showing as empty (0 KB in size)?
Can you please confirm that the file uses the .qfx extension and not a different file type?

To verify the file extension, please follow these steps:

Right-click the file you are trying to open
Select Get Info
Expand Name & Extension
Ensure the extension is .qfx

I look forward to your reply!

Quicken Carlos

Hi @Eileen02, I just wanted to follow up since I haven’t heard back from you. I’m checking in to see if you still need assistance.

Quicken Carlos

Hello again @Eileen02,

I am checking in once more before this thread gets closed. If you need assistance, let us know.