Re: E*Trade export to QuickBooks

On Apr 11, 1:40 am, "Lubow" <lu...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello, AsymF!

this is what I got going to the Intuit website:

Converting data from Quicken to QuickBooks (or vice-versa)

The Quicken program cannot convert QuickBooks data because QuickBooks data files
contain many elements for which Quicken has no support mechanism. QuickBooks
products of the same or newer version of your Quicken product, will generally
convert Quicken data files (except your Investment Accounts).

Note: Quicken to QuickBooks data conversion is a one-way conversion. Once a
QuickBooks conversion attempt has been performed on your Quicken data, the data
can no longer be opened in Quicken. For this reason you should make a backup of
your Quicken data prior to any conversion attempt or perform the conversion on a
recent copy of your Quicken data.

You wrote on Thu, 10 Apr 2008 17:24:06 -0700 (PDT):

We have a corporate Complete Savings account. However, no sooner than
we opened it did I find that E*Trade has no tools for exporting to a
business level application such as QuickBooks. They require exporting
to Quicken or Money, neither of which we have nor can we use since
they lack the feature sets required. E*Trade doesn't even offer a way
to export the account summary to a text, CSV, or Excel file for their
banking accounts. Having spent some $40 million recently on beefing up
their support services one would think they would have added
QuickBooks export capabilities for their business customers.
Is there any way to convert a downloaded Quicken file into something
readable by QuickBooks? If I can't find a solution we may simply
withdraw all funds and go with Citi or ING.

That problem arises that QuickBooks tries to import a full Quicken
data file, not a downloaded file for a period of time. We would have
to buy Quicken just for E*Trade, create a new Quicken setup, then
import that entire setup into QuickBooks. However, doing so would also
create an entirely separate QB company file just for this one E*Trade
account I believe.
.

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