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A QFX converted directly to an Excel workbook. A CSV needs Excel to guess an encoding and a delimiter, and it guesses wrong often enough to matter; an .xlsx carries its own formatting and opens the same way everywhere.

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Dates and amounts Excel can use

Dates are Excel dates and amounts are numbers, so totals, sorting and pivot tables work as soon as it opens. The Reference column stays text, so a long transaction id keeps every digit instead of becoming 4.2E+22.

Memo and cheque number kept

The memo is joined to the payee rather than dropped, and the cheque number — or the bank's transaction id — goes in the Reference column.

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