If I had entered the category causing the transfer, there would be a double payment in the BJs account.ĭoes anyone use ImportQIF with Quicken Subscription? Is it a 'set-it-and-forget-it' thing, or do I need to jump through hoops every time I go to do my bookkeeping? I am worried about a third party app that might or might not be around in a few years. That might seem odd, but when I later download the payment transaction from BJs, Quicken will pop and ask if it matches the transaction in checking to which I respond Yes and Quicken then connects the two transactions as a transfer. When I create the payment from checking to that account in checking, I leave the category blank so that Quicken does not generate the matching transfer transaction.

I use it for my BJs CC and I don't pre-enter any transactions manually in it. The downside to importing a QIF is that Quicken won't do renaming or use memorized payees or matching to existing manually entered transactions.īut ImportQIF does do renaming and it can assign a category for a payee based on your mapping. QFX file, the FI needs to be a participating Quicken partner, so to import a converted QFX file into your account in Quicken, you would have to fake the FI, so if someone (maybe the executor of your estate) looked at Quicken they would not know where that account really was.

Import qif file into quicken 2015