#Import tsp csv to quicken update#
#Import tsp csv to quicken software#

But now that MS Money is dead as competition, I donвЂ™t expect things with them to get any better soon. I guess they canвЂ™t compete on new features alone? I would routinely and willingly pay for updates before, when features got better. This, coupled with the complete uselessness in the past few years of the Quicken to TurboTax import, takes the cake. IntuitвЂ™s business model of breaking SW features IвЂ™ve already paid for is problematic.

This may be the final shove to move me to an open source finance program. In all fairness, it is late and I didnвЂ™t spend much time trying - it was much easier to just type the figures by hand into the otherwise complete entries.

When time you see (2) or other number in the filename, that usually means you downloaded a file and there was already one of the same name.

#Import tsp csv to quicken update#

I''ll try it again on the next update to see if it really is the filename. is the one stop resource for federal employees and federal retirees to find current and historical Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) share prices and rate data for performance of each of the core TSP funds (G Fund, F Fund, C Fund, S Fund I Fund) as well as the Lifecycle (L) Funds. The only issue was that I could not get the amounts of the transactions to import for some reason. My hunch was the filename 'TSP Fund Price History - Quicken(2).csv', so I renamed it and it worked. I downloaded the csv files from my financial institution, opened them in OO Calc and then applied the macro to map and save the selected data to QIF for import into Quicken. it working successfully in a prior version) but there is a workaroundвЂ¦ you can simply import the QIF into a вЂњcashвЂќ account and then cut and paste the transactions over to the correct account from there. Unfortunately, Quicken 2007 will not support QIF import to bank accounts (yet another planned вЂњfeatureвЂќ vs. This is an spreadsheet macro to convert csv data to QIF format. Well, a bit of googling later, I came upon. Due to Intuit having disabled direct connection with my financial institution (because they want me to buy something newer than what IвЂ™d already paid them for), I was stuck with the prospect of having to enter many things by hand.

A couple of accounts had significant transactions which needed entry into Quicken.

#Import tsp csv to quicken software#

Tonight I was spending some time catching up on many (more than I care to mention) monthsвЂ™ worth of finances. Quicken charges financial institutions a lot of money to make their software compatible and downloadable.