Bob
Thu Nov 13 01:41:29 CST 2003
I am afraid you are not wholly correct.
The simple answer is to buy a copy of N2004 that matches the region of the
original M98. Because Money varies so much between countries, different tax
and banking laws you must stay in the same region when upgrading.
Secondly your step 1) isn't needed.
Thirdly in step 4) you MUST import all the QIF files together so that
transfers don't get double counted. Use CTRL + Click when asked which files
to import.
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Regards
Bob Peel,
Microsoft MVP - Money
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<anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:09ac01c3a99f$5b9065f0$a101280a@phx.gbl...
> As usual, you have to solve it "the Microsoft way", which
> is the dumbest possible... this one worked... I have Money
> 99 (I tried with sample data and it worked):
> 1) Open your Money 04 and create ALL your accounts
> (checking, credit cards, investments, etc..) and leave
> them blank. Then exit Money 04
> 2) Open your Money 98, go to File->Export and export EACH
> ONE of your accounts, generating a .QIF file
> 3) Close Money 98 and open Money 04
> 4) In your blank file, go to File->Import, and import
> each .QIF file into the corresponding account you have
> previously created.
>
> Good luck, I will need it too with my real data...
>
> Ronaldo
>
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