QIF2CSV is a file converter application that was designed for your personal finance management. Just as its name implies, QIF2CSV converts your QIF files—”Quicken Interchange Format” files exported from Quicken servers—to CSV or “comma-separated values” files. QIF files are text files containing financial data and it can be hard to take note of the entries in such a format. That’s why this app allows you to convert to CSV, which is in a tabular form of spreadsheets perfect for this type of data. QIF2CSV can also convert Quicken transactions into Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet programs for editing. It’s lightweight, simple, and can easily be run on computers.
Converts QIF files exported from Quicken or downloaded from a bank, credit card, or brokerage to CSV format. It is small, lightweight, multi-platform, and simple to use. QIF2CSV runs on a local computer and does not require any password information or access to any accounts.
Convert bank, credit card, or brokerage activity QIF (QIF) to CSV format to review transactions. Convert Quicken transactions into Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet program to edit or process. Read Quicken security lists – including the stock symbol – into Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet program. Read Quicken account lists and category into Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet program to edit or process. Read Quicken memorized transactions into Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet program to edit or review. Read Quicken stock price data into Microsoft Excel or other spreadsheet program to review or plot.
Handles virtually every type of data that Quicken defines for QIF files - not just simple transaction data, but handles splits, accounts, security list, security prices, categories, memorized payees, and all investment transaction types.It is also written in Java and will run on any computer where Java is installed.
QIF2CSV is designed for existing Quicken users who need to get data exported so that it can easily be used by spreadsheets or other applications
I was hoping to be able to convert my bank account records from Quicken to a .qif file (the only export format available in Quicken) to something I can use in a spreadsheet. I ran QIF2CSV and instead of a checkbook record, I got the following Processing bank account ertold followed vy EXPIRED!. This is an extremely disappointing result!
Anonymous user
Did what I needed. i have all this junk in my memorized transactions that I wanted to clean out, and thought it would be a lot easier in excel than Quicken. Got them all over quick and easy.
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