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QIF and QBO files both are OFX formatted files, but the difference is that QBO is an Intuit authorized format that requires a bought and paid for Intuit ID. Many smaller banks don't have an Intuit ID and thus the QIF files can't be imported. \n\nThis Command Line Utility does the following:\n\n* Loads a QIF file\n* Sets the \u003cINTUI.BID\u003e Id to a known value of a supported bank (default 2200)\n* Writes the file out as a QBO file\n* Opens the file in Quickbooks via Shell execution\n\nThe utility uses a single self-contained file:\n\n* [QfxToQboConverter.exe](https://github.com/RickStrahl/QfxToQboConverter/raw/master/QfxToQboConverter.exe)\n* requires .NET 4.5 or later\n\nTo use the utility:\n\n```txt\nSyntax:\n-------\nQfxToQbo  inputFile [/? Help] [-o outputFile]  [-n noAutoOpen] [-b bankId (default 2200)]\n\nArguments:\n----------\ninputfile  - the QFX input file. If not specified you'll be prompted.\n\n-o QBO output file to create (not specified: same as .qif with .qbo extension)\n-n Don't open in QuickBooks automatically\n-b Fake Bank Id to assign - default is 2200 \n\n\nExamples:\n---------\nQfxToQboConverter c:\\temp\\transactions.qfx \nQfxToQboConverter c:\\temp\\transactions.qfx -o c:\\temp\\qbtransactions.qbo -b 4530 -n\n```\n\n\u003e #### Bank Displayed in QuickBooks\n\u003e Imported files will show up under the bank that the Bank Id is mapped to which is **not your bank's name** most likely. If you import QIF files for more than one bank make sure you use **separate** BankIds for each of the banks so the transactions don't get mixed up.\n\n### Associating with QFX Files\nIt's also useful to associate the utility with QFX files so when you download QIF files you can just double click and open the file in QuickBooks. \n\nTo associate in Windows 10:\n\n* Right click the QIF file\n* Select *Open With...*\n* Select *Choose Another App...*\n* Choose *More Apps* then down to *Look for another App on this PC*\n* Check *Always use this App for QFX*\n\nNow QFX files are associated with the utility. \n\n\u003e #### Default Parameters Only for Associations\n\u003e Association only runs with the default parameters, which means you only can use the default bank id of 2200. If you have more than one bank you're importing from QIF make sure you use the command line utility and apply the appropriate bank id for each.\n\n### ","project_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Frickstrahl%2Fqfxtoqboconverter","html_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/projects/github.com%2Frickstrahl%2Fqfxtoqboconverter","lists_url":"https://awesome.ecosyste.ms/api/v1/projects/github.com%2Frickstrahl%2Fqfxtoqboconverter/lists"}