In microsoft.public.money, JCS in CO wrote:

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If you would like to see the ofx files money is using, hold down
the Cntl+Shift keys while pressing the Connect button. That will
save the transaction info into two files. YourBankRQ.txt is the
request info, and YourBankRS.txt is the response file.

Look for a line that says <SEVERITY> ERROR. That
would be one way you could get an error indicated. If that is in
the file, it indicates that your bank flagged the error. Money is
only passing the word.

Ampersands in OFX files must be replaced with the five characters
"&amp;" If you see the name of a merchant or security such as "Dave
& Emma's", that would be a problem.

There can be other problems, but these two problems are easier to
look for than most.


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If someone has the answer, I'd like to know too. I have
the same problem.
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In microsoft.public.money, Jax wrote:

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If you would like to see the ofx files money is using, hold down
the Cntl+Shift keys while pressing the Connect button. That will
save the transaction info into two files. YourBankRQ.txt is the
request info, and YourBankRS.txt is the response file.

Look for a line that says <SEVERITY> ERROR. That
would be one way you could get an error indicated. If that is in
the file, it indicates that your bank flagged the error. Money is
only passing the word.

Ampersands in OFX files must be replaced with the five characters
"&amp;" If you see the name of a merchant or security such as "Dave
& Emma's", that would be a problem.

There can be other problems, but these two problems are easier to
look for than most.

CitiBank had the same error yesterday...

"Jax" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:281001c47dea$57f1cc20$a501280a[at]phx.gbl...
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When attempting to download Wells Fargo account
information, Money 2004 generates a message indicating
the file I am attempting to import is invalid or contains
corrupt data. Wells Fargo technical folks don't have an
answer. Help.