QXF file error converting Quicken Mac to Windows (Attempt#3)
Cannot convert QMac to QWin - When is Quicken going to fix this!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
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And what, exactly, are the programmers supposed to fix?
Some more details might be helpful.OTOH, it's my understanding that the conversion back to Windows was never really considered to be supported. Why? Good question. Only Quicken management could tell us …
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Thank you for your reply. Here are the links to the first two trys.
1st attempt: QXF file error converting Quicken Mac to Windows
2nd attempt: QXF file error converting Quicken Mac to Windows (Attempt#2)
A search on the internet shows that I am not the only one. Nobody seems to be able to answer it.
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re your file size/complexity concern previously suggested, you could create a very simple dummy file (one account, a few transactions) in Q-Mac and then try the import process on that.
It also sounds like your Windows OS is running under a simulator on the Mac (Parallels or similar). Could that be a blockage? Can you try on a true Windows PC?
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Thank you for your reply. You are correct, I actually was running Windows on a separate partition on my Mac when I posted the other posts, but I am now on an actual Windows PC running Windows 11. Unfortunately, no change.
I will give the dummy file idea a try and provide an update.Thank you for the suggestions!
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Update: I created a test file with 1 checking and 1 saving (manual) accounts and it imported fine (had some errors), but it did import.
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So now I guess it’s a matter of finding the significant difference. I don’t have enough experience with such circumstances to offer guidance.
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Thanks anyway!
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What type of accts were in that test file? Could it be that banking accts import, but investment accts don't? How about split txn vs non-split?
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Just manual accounts. Nothing was connected.
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I tried some things (one at a time) with no luck:
- Removed the file password
- Disconnected all accounts
- Removed Separate (closed and hidden) accounts
I then tried the sanitize function and that DID import.
So, that leads me to believe there is something in the data itself that Quicken doesn't like. My data goes back to 2006 so trying to find out what is making it crap out would be impossible.
Since I can't do anything with sanitized data, I guess I'll have to put an end to this subject. Thanks to all who participated.
Have a great day!
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NOT what I asked
Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP0
