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file extension QIF - Quicken interchange format
File extension QIF description:
QIF is an acronym for Quicken Interchange Format, a protocol (or set of rules used by computers) used to transfer data.
A Quicken Interchange Format (QIF) file is a specially formatted American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) text file. It is used to transfer data between different Quicken data files, from a financial institution's.
Within the Quicken File menu, the Export function automatically creates a QIF file that can be imported into other Quicken data files. The following apply:
- The QIF file must have a name between three and eight
characters in length followed by the .qif
extension for the Quicken program to recognize it.
- A QIF file can be edited in any text-editing program. In
Microsoft®
Windows®, use Microsoft® Notepad, and in
Macintosh®, use Simpletext.
- QIF files may need to be edited when moving files from a Quicken for Windows program to a Quicken for Mac program.
Quicken Interchange Format (QIF) is a non-proprietary data format. Although Intuit originally developed QIF, and certain Intuit products (including this product) still contain the ability to import or export files in QIF format, Intuit does not endorse or provide support for this format. For this reason, Intuit does not know the identities of all institutions and processors that support QIF.
Mime:application/qifAssociated applications to file extension QIF:
Company / developer:
Intuit Inc.
Quicken
Quicken helps you track, plan and manage your finances and assets — from basic budgeting and bill paying to complex investing to cataloging your belongings.