![]() If you are exporting from MS Money you should use loose as the QIF export format You need to use your old program to export your data in a QIF file type, one QIF file for each account, including any closed account that have transfers to any open accounts, re-open these accounts if necessary. The support article can help when importing investment accounts as they are not covered in detail below. is a little out of date, so I put together the following set of notes. Make sure you are running this build of Moneydance ![]() ![]() If you won’t to upgrade the next version is free (say 2017 to 2019) and from then on you get a 50% discount. If after testing with this free trial version you purchase and change your mind see the 90 day money back guaranty at įor the future Moneydance never sunsets the version it releases. If you decided to purchase you are sent a key by email that unlocks the 100-manual transaction limit. Imported files from other financial programs and your bank have no limit on imports, provided that you do not confirm them. The downloaded version of Moneydance is a full working version with the only limit being a maximum of 100 manually entered transactions, with no time limit. The following are some notes I made on transferring MS Money to Moneydance I transferred my MS Money data to Moneydance back in 2016.
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