Choose File menu > File Import > QIF file.If you're importing the data from an external disk, insert the disk and copy the QIF file onto your hard disk and copy the QIF file onto your hard disk.If the account you want to import data into doesn't yet exist, create a new one.
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QIF import is also available for any exported list, but the file you want to import the list into must already include a valid account. QIF import isn't available for checking, savings, or credit card accounts, or for 401(k) or any other brokerage accounts, although some financial institutions offer price history download via QIF. If you have purchased Quicken Home & Business, you can use QIF to import transactions into accounts payable accounts and invoice accounts as well. QIF import is available only for asset and liability accounts (including house and vehicle) and cash accounts.
Quicken will either automatically add them to your register, or you can review and accept the imported transactions, depending on your downloaded preferences. After Quicken finishes importing the file, open the account.Or, if you already have an account in Quicken for these transactions, choose Link and the account name in the dialog that follows. Navigate to, and then select the Web Connect file you just downloaded.Return to Quicken and choose File menu > File Import > Web Connect File.Your browser will download a Web Connect file that contains your account transactions (you can recognize such a file by the.It is frequently in an area of the website identified as the Download or History area. The exact location of the download page is determined by your financial institution. Navigate to the download page and click the Quicken logo or Download to Quicken.Log in to your financial institution's website.
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