QFX to CSV Converter

QFX files are meant for Quicken and are close to unreadable anywhere else. This turns one into a CSV with a column for every field it carried, so you can open it, sort it, or hand it to someone who does not use Quicken.

A Quicken file as a spreadsheet, with nothing lost on the way.

Payee text reassembled

The format splits long payees across two fields. Both are read, so you get the whole thing rather than the first 32 characters.

Direction in its own column

Money in and money out are separate columns, so nothing depends on spotting a minus sign.

Dates a spreadsheet understands

Converted to a form Excel and Sheets sort correctly instead of treating as text.

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