CSV to QIF Converter
Turn a CSV into a QIF. QIF is the oldest format here and the most widely accepted — MYOB takes it, Quicken's older versions take it, and a great deal of software that takes nothing else will read one.
The format MYOB, older Quicken and a long tail of accounting software still take.
Accepted almost everywhere
When a package documents no import format at all, QIF is usually the one it turns out to read.
Payee and memo kept apart
A QIF has a field for each. Collapsing them loses the half that says what a payment was for, so both are written where your CSV carries both.
No invented categories
Some converters guess a category from the payee. This does not: a guessed category is a wrong entry in your books that looks deliberate.
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