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Hence why I asked Wayne for the direct download link. With all due respect, my friend, I did a Google search and came up with downloads for version 3.

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There is a free, 30 day trial on the internet Mar 1, AM in response to t quinn In response to t quinn.

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I kept my install of iWork '09 just for this purpose.

There is a free, 30 day trial on the internet and you can purchase install media from Amazon. Feb 28, PM in response to jserenson In response to jserenson. I use two of their other converters and they are lifesavers for my monthly imports into Quicken for Mac, including American Express, which earlier last year eliminated QIF as an export option! So I convert from csv to qif. If you are truly limited to only two download choices, which includes QFX for Quicken, I suggest you purchase the qfx2csv converter from MoneyThumb. As I personally do not have a bank account with Citibank, I can not log on and simulate your situation. It occurs to me that you might have a Citibank bank account and not a Citibank credit card for the current transactions that you want to download. Now that you pointed out it is current transactions you want to download 'Since Last Statement'I see many more options, including CSV which will directly import into most spreadsheets, including, I assume, Numbers!įeb 28, AM. Feb 28, AM in response to jserenson In response to jserenson. Thanks for the reply, and sorry I should have indicated that. Unfortunately when you download the unbilled activity you only get Microsoft money and quicken as the choices. Citicards supports the download of CSV format, which will import into most spreadsheet progams easily. Feb 27, AM in response to jserenson In response to jserenson. Even for people with slightly non-standard QIF files, this program seems unuseable-you could probably do better just using Search and Replace in a text editor.To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Poor user interface, lack of flexible features, lack of standard OS features, misuse of standard OS features, and the failure to allow me to find and use one of the program's advertised features means I'm giving this app the lowest score possible. You'll only find a program that seems to be built for a single, narrow purpose, and rather than give you some flexible functionality, it forces you down a linear path and presumes that it knows best what you want to do.

You won't find any standard interface elements here.No Print, No Save, non-working standard Edit menu items. This is one of the most confusing, difficult-to-use, nonstandard interfaces I've seen all year. I'm afraid QIF Master's programmer needs to go to User Interface Design school. And having a simple 'Save As.' or 'Export.' feature like every other application on the planet was apparently too straightforward for the program's author.

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Nowhere do the instructions actually tell you how to do it. However, I can not get the program to save anything to.

This functionality is mentioned in both the description here, the README, and in the program's Help file. I downloaded QIF Master 4.91 for one reason: to convert. Thus, QIF Master can convert financial data from QIF, OFX, QFX, Web pages, CSV, or tab-separated value files into QIF, CSV, or tab-separated values files.

Finally, QIF Wizard also performs other useful transformations on any financial data it can process, producing output data as CSV or tab-separated entries in text files.

CSV Files - QIF Wizard will also convert comma-separated value (CSV) files into QIF.

Investment information is not produced in QIF format by the investment firms to get QIF you must use QIF Master to convert the transactions on the Web page into QIF. An alternative approach is to use QIF Wizard to extract QIF from your investment firm's transaction history Web page and import that QIF into Quicken.

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Investment Transactions - Although recent versions of Quicken for the Mac have allowed investment transactions to be downloaded into Quicken, in many cases the downloads are incomplete and sometimes wrong.

So, if you care about categorizing your Quicken transactions, you must go through each transaction you have just imported in Quicken, and add categories. The problem with this approach is that typically the bank has no way of assigning meaningful categories to the transactions.

Bank and Credit Card Transactions - Many online banks and credit card companies allow you to download recent transactions (checks, deposits, credit card charges, etc.) into a file in the Quicken Interchange Format (QIF), so that you can import these transactions into your Quicken account.

QIF Wizard makes it easier to enter banking, credit card, and investment transactions into Quicken or other programs that accept Quicken Interchange Format (QIF).

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