How to import investment info into Quicken for Mac
JGZ1965
Quicken Mac Subscription Member
I used to use Quicken many, many years ago. But now I want to start again. My investment guy sent me all of the transaction since late 2000. But there are about 4300. Most are dividend or dividend re-investment. But I cannot enter these in bulk and I cannot figure out how to create a QFX file.
It is really pathetic that there is no way to import easily. Dividend re-investment requires 4 pieces of info (Date, Security, Total value and number of shares) so the fact Quicken does not provide a method is more than pathetic.
It is really pathetic that there is no way to import easily. Dividend re-investment requires 4 pieces of info (Date, Security, Total value and number of shares) so the fact Quicken does not provide a method is more than pathetic.
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What if the type of file that your broker sent? Q can't import transactions that are in CSV format.
Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP0 -
I have an excel file from the broker. I know Quicken cannot import CSV. The issue is why not? These transactions are not complicated.0
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