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Users frustrated with Quicken Essentials now have another option: iBank. The latest version of the Mac financial software has added the ability to import files from Intuit's offering. 6 days ago - Quicken for Mac 2007, Essentials, 2015, 2016, and 2017; Quicken 2011 for. The option to import QXF files, which is necessary for this.

The first time you open Moneydance, you'll be brought to the 'Welcome to Moneydance' window. If you've moved past the Welcome screen in Moneydance but still need to import your Quicken Essentials data, you can navigate to Window -> Welcome to Moneydance. To begin the process, click on the 'Migrate From Quicken Essentials' button. In the window that appears, navigate to your Quicken Essentials Data file which should be named: yourfilename.quickendata Select your file, then click Open. Your data should populate into Moneydance and your new file will open.

Click to expand.Thanks for the suggestion. That is what I usually do.

Unfortunately, I need to page through a half dozen separate pages to get all of the account data, a little from each page. That is why I wanted to use the download facility instead. But copying the data one page at a time will be quicker than my writing and debugging a macro to do it for me. I wonder why a financial institution would go to the trouble to provide complex Quicken and Money data files, but not a simple.CSV file for a spreadsheet.