Resolve ending balance differences after importing a QIF file

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This information is only relevant if you've imported individual accounts into Money. It does not apply to you if you've used the Converter wizard for Quicken. However, if you are currently using a version of Quicken prior to Windows version 3.0, you cannot convert your file directly to Money. Instead, you need to export each of your Quicken accounts to a .qif (Quicken Interchange Format) file, then open Money and import all of your .qif files. Money 99 does not support importing Macintosh .qif files.

To resolve balance differences after importing a QIF file:

• Check the date range you chose to export.
• Update your investment prices in the Investment Portfolio.
• Check the accuracy of all transactions that say "Imported information was incorrect" in the Memo field. Click Find and Replace on the Tools menu to search for transactions with this text.
• Check the signs (negative or positive) of amounts in investment transactions.
• If you're exporting from Quicken, make sure you choose the Accounts List option under Include in Export in Quicken's QIF Export dialog box.

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