This is only converting credit card register data because that's all I needed, but it wouldn't be hard to modify it to do something else. Next unless ($record-> eq 'Type:CCard' ) Print '"Date","Payee","Transaction","Category"', "\ My $qif = Finance::QIF->new( file => $input_file, In 10 minutes I had the following little script that did just what I wanted:ĭie "You must specify an input file with the -f switch.\ There's also a Text::CSV module, as you'd expect. I found a Perl module called Finance::QIF that seemed to do the trick. Especially when I've got Perl at my beck and call. If you google around, you'll find people who sell programs that convert QIF files to Excel that they want real money for (like $60). The problem was that I needed to get some information about my credit card account to my accountant. The program is that my version of Quicken only export QIF format files and Quicken on Windows apparently hasn't supported importing those since 2005 or something. I haven't updated Quicken on my Mac since 2006.
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