QIF Fixer

Fix QIF files by adding or removing data, adding class and category information, and fixing payee names.

QIF files created by the QIF Fixer are importable by Quicken.

Fully supported when using Quicken 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, and 2004!

Use the QIF Fixer to import data into Quicken & other QIF-enabled applications. Use it with QIF files from your Financial Institution or with files created by Quicken. The QIF Fixer reads QIF files & presents data in a spreadsheet for your review. It then writes your data to QIF files in a format that is universally importable by all Quicken versions.

The tool will automatically fix up many transaction payees, cleaning up extraneous data such as payees ending telephone numbers or dates. You can also use its ‘Map Payees’ feature to reassign payees and categories before importing into Quicken.

After import into Quicken your data appears in your register, usually with no need to edit it further. The tool supports checking, savings, credit card, stock/investment accounts (including 401K & other retirement accounts) and most other account types.

The tool works with Excel 97 - 2010 for Windows and Excel 2004 on the Mac. It creates QIF files that are compatible with all Quicken versions up through 2010.

Trial Period

The tool can be downloaded for a free trial, allowing you to try before you buy. Give it a test drive! In trial mode, you can use it to create a limited number of QIF transactions, but the tool is otherwise fully functional.

Purchase Information

Registration keys can be purchased for $49 using various payment methods. Purchase now!

Screenshots

The tool uses Excel as your editor, easily importing and exporting your QIF data. Importing & exporting are completed with a few button clicks with no data entry.

1. First, import your QIF file into Excel and review your data.

2. One your data is imported, you have the option of fixing up the data, including replacing payee names, and adding or replacing transaction categories:

Result:

After import, you can manually edit the sheet, adding Classes, changing categories, and so on.

3. Then, choose to write the resulting spreadsheet as a QIF file:

4. Last, import the resulting QIF file into Quicken or other QIF-enabled application.

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