When you are using ProperSoft converter you have to enter that Account Name before converting to a QIF file. We have only 'All Accounts', that's what we must select.Ī QIF file has an Account Name, as part of the QIF file. We can not select it in the 'Quicken account to import into' Tab. In our case, we have a Checking Account Name. Then click the 'Browse' button and select a QIF file. Now to import a QIF file into Quicken click 'File' - 'File Import' - 'QIF File'. By 'correct QIF files' means converted through a ProperSoft converter. And you can use the ProperConvert converter to convert such QIF files to the correct ones. 'Incorrect' QIF files, usually downloaded from your Online banking.If you have Quicken 2005-2014 you may use this tutorial, as well. It doesn't work on the Quicken Starter Edition. This tutorial works also on Quicken 2016 Deluxe, Quicken 2017 Deluxe, or higher editions, like Home Business or another one. See the tutorial as a video at Import a QIF file into Quicken 2015 Deluxe version for Windows Quicken 2017 or earlier requires the Deluxe edition to import QIF files and QIF files must be correctly created with the account name entered during the conversion.Quicken 2018 or later imports QIF files in all editions including the Starter edition.The QIF import process was improved since Quicken 2018 and later, Quicken for Windows 'officially' imports QIF files.It is using an older Quicken version and retired converter app, but is applicable to the current Quicken version and the current converter app: This tutorial goes through a process of importing a QIF file into Quicken.

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