Convert a Quicken file

When you convert your Quicken file, Money creates a new file that contains the same data. Your original Quicken data remains untouched, so you can still use it in Quicken.

After Money completes the conversion process, it will show you a summary of your converted accounts and balances, and any issues that needed to be resolved during the conversion.

Optional: If your Quicken file has multiple budgets, decide which budget you want to be active in Money.
If Quicken is open, close it, and then open Money.
On the File menu, click Convert Quicken File.
Locate your Quicken file, select it, and then click Convert.
Follow the instructions on the screen.
After your file is converted, Money summarizes the results of the conversion.
Save the conversion summary for reference.

Important

Money supports only one active budget. If a Quicken file contains multiple budgets, Money will convert only the budget you viewed most recently in Quicken.
After converting a Quicken file, Money automatically checks for current quotes on your investment accounts . Therefore, when you view the account in Money, the balance will be updated and may differ from the balance listed in Quicken or in the conversion summary.
Microsoft Money Plus Home & Business does not support conversion of Quicken Home & Business files.

Notes

If you're using a version of Quicken prior to Quicken 3.0 for Windows, you cannot convert your file directly to Money. Instead, export each of your Quicken accounts to a QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) file, and then open Money and import the QIF files.
Money does not support Macintosh QIF files or prior international versions of Money.