mac app for converting iif file to csv file

Start Bank2IIF and select the transaction file (it could be QBO file, OFX file, QFX file, QIF file, PDF file, MT940 file or STA).

In our case, we have three expense transactions (requires Vendor to be assigned) and one income transaction (requires Customer to be assigned).

Bookstore Invoice, Gas Company, Hydro, and Microsoft are Payee names.

For Input Payee enter the name in the Output Payee column, as you have in Quickbooks (for Bookstore Invoice enter Indigo).

Everything else you can leave empty because the converter will not change it.

In our case, we have four categories: Office Supplies, Utilities, Utilities, and Payroll.

For Input Category (Payroll) enter the name in the Output Category column (Consulting Income).

Make sure to backup your Quickbooks data file before any IIF import.

According to Microsoft, you can import vcf directly into Outlook.

And according to Google, you can do the same thing to get the contacts into Google: Add, move, or import contacts.

Select the contacts you want, or all of them, in the Contacts app, then drag and drop the lot from Contacts into the table in the Numbers spreadsheet.

I have 1889 contacts and when i exported it in VCF format, the size of file is 75.4 MB which is not supported in GMAIL as it supports only 20MB file either CSV or VCARD.

Under Outlook, contacts can be imported only in CSV format and the same can be witnessed from the screenshot uploaded here ( ) ( ).

Id imagine a lot of that size is the images, so why not delete that column when converting to CSV.

Then in your Contacts app, try dragging and dropping the contacts from one account the other.

Then you can disconnect those accounts, or continue to use them in the Contacts app.

Of course you will have duplicate (or triplicate) contacts in the app since youll have entries across multiple services.

Mac App For Converting Iif File To Csv File