QFX to Excel Converter

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.

Straight to .xlsx — no import step, no encoding to choose.

Opens by double-clicking

No import wizard, no delimiter question, no encoding question.

Types kept as types

Dates are dates and numbers are numbers, so totals and sorting work immediately.

Every field the file held

Including memo, cheque number and transaction id — the parts a simpler converter drops.

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