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If your bank doesn't pay Quicken/Intuit, they basically try to do everything in their power to disable you from importing transactions.
QIF files can't be imported into an account - as you'll get this error message from Quicken:
"Quicken can only import qif files into empty documents."
OFX files can't be imported into an account (unless your bank pays quicken) - as you'll get this error message:
"Quicken is unable to update this account because Web Connect support for your financial institution has been either temporarily, or permanently discontinued [CC-885]."
This app is for converting certain csv formats to something that quicken will 'allow' to import (the Mint CSV format).
Formats that can be converted
- Permanent TSB
- Banktivity (Mac financial mgmt application, like Quicken)
- Revolut exports
This will build for whatever platform you are running on (creates a universal binary if you are building on Darwin)
make
Build for all platforms
make all
binaries are generated in the bin/
directory.
./convert-to-quicken-csv -h
Usage of ./convert-to-quicken-csv:
-dates string
Year/Month, default is previous month (default "2021/1")
-h Help
-input string
The csv input file to read (default "examplepermtsb.csv")
-type string
Input format type. Available options: open24, banktivity, revolut (default "open24")
If you'd like to convert a downloaded open24 file, this is the syntax:
./convert-to-quicken-csv-darwin-universal -input ~/Downloads/your_downloaded_PERMANENT_TSB.csv -type open24 > the_new_PERMANENT_TSB_quicken_file.csv
You can now 'drag and drop' the the_new_PERMANENT_TSB_quicken_file.csv
right into Quicken. Quicken will create a new 'account' with all the transactions. Just select all of the transactions in that account and copy them. Then paste them into your actual Permanent TSB Account.
If you'd like to convert a downloaded Revolut file, this is the syntax:
./convert-to-quicken-csv-darwin-universal -input ~/Downloads/your_downloaded_REVOLUT.csv -type revolut > the_new_REVOLUT_quicken_file.csv
And so forth and so on ...
go run convert-to-quicken-csv.go -dates 2019/11