QBO to CSV Converter

A QBO is only useful inside QuickBooks. If you want to check it, filter it, or send it to someone who does not have QuickBooks, it has to become a spreadsheet first — which is what this does, keeping every field the file carried.

Open a QuickBooks Web Connect file in Excel, Sheets or anything else.

Everything in the file, not just the amounts

Dates, payees, memos, cheque numbers and transaction ids all come across as columns.

Opens correctly in Excel

Written as UTF-8 with a byte-order mark, which is the difference between a name with an accent in it arriving intact and arriving as mojibake.

Your figures, unchanged

Nothing is rounded, recalculated or reformatted. The numbers in the CSV are the numbers in the QBO.

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