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The Australian version of Quicken still allows the importing of QIF files for these account types, however, unlike the American version, it is not possible to export data to QIF or any other file type, for any account type. The QIF format does not allow a user to mark the currency in which a transaction was completed.
1 In the Quicken Account to Import into field, select the Quicken account you want to import the data to. 2  If you are importing multiple accounts, select All Accounts from the top of the list. 3  In the Include In Import section, choose from the following items what you want to include in your import. For Macintosh Users: Check this option only if you are converting your data to the program Quicken for Mac. 2  Business Lists: Includes invoice items and all business oriented templates. 3  Note: Neither business accounts nor buiness lists can be converted to Quicken for Mac. 4  Click OK to create your QIF file.