Converting QIF to QDF
A .QIF file and a .QDF file hold different kinds of data, so there is no direct way to turn one into the other. The programs listed below can open .QIF files and may be able to export the content to a format closer to .QDF. One of them is Quicken: Quicken is personal finance management software originally developed by Intuit and later spun off as an independent product. It allows users to track bank….
A full step-by-step guide for this conversion is on the way; the information above is drawn straight from our database.
Programs that convert QIF
About these formats
.QIF
Quicken Interchange Format
A QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) file is a plain-text export of bank or credit-card transactions, originally made by Intuit for Quicken. It is meant to be imported into personal-finance…
Open .QIF details →
.QDF
Quicken Data File
A QDF file is the main database Quicken for Windows uses to store all your accounts, transactions, budgets, and investments. It opens only in Quicken (File > Open), and you need the same or…
Open .QDF details →
