MT2OFX Support wrote:
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The current download (3.2.17) contains a couple of fixes related to OFC
processing. If every attempt to convert an OFC file produced the error
message "Error 424: Object required: 'xDoc'" - this is now fixed.

Thanks Colin, both for this comment and the emails we have exchanged
directly.

I let others fully know what I found out. First the FI is TIAA-CREF
which has had the ability to download to Quicken. I had used their QIF
format which is not the simplest thing to do as it generates duplicates
with the manually entered data. Last summer they switched to QFX format
which as Colin indicates is a superset of OFX. What I am now doing is
click on the TIAA-CREF download to Quicken. when the save or open box
appears, I click save and change the name to filename.ofx. Once it is
saved the box opens again asking what I want to do, I then click open
and it is immeadiately imported into money.

The only issues I have found is that it wants to import a 0 shares entry
for the last day with the current unit value. This does have the
advantage of entering the price into the record. TIAA-CREF is not
downloaded as it is not a true mutual fund. The other item I have
noticed is that the current total value of the TIAA account includes the
daily interest to the current day and it wants to do an add shares to
incorporate this interest.

Thus it does work.

Art


Colin Smale wrote:
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Art McClinton wrote:
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Quicken added a couple of extra tags to OFX and called the result QFX.
But the open OFX spec allows for this and suggests that OFX "readers"
should ignore unrecognised tags.

Are you having a specific problem or was it just a general enquiry?

Regards
Colin Smale

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Do you have ability to convert from QFX to OFX?

MT2OFX Support wrote:

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MT2OFX is a free utility program for translating bank statement
information in any text/CSV format to QIF or OFX for use with MS Money
or many other personal finance programs.

This version adds:
* the ability to read OFC files as input, allowing use of OFC-format
downloads with Money 2005
* the ability to read QIF files as input, making it possible to
translate QIF to OFX or QIF to QIF, all fully scriptable as usual;
* transaction splits to the data model to help with QIF processing
* ability to output to a temporary file which is deleted after the
import has been run
* ability to take text input from the clipboard
* ability to process XML files exported from MS Money
* facilities for scripts to have persistent properties

For more details, please refer to the website http://www.mt2ofx.tk -
don't forget the forums!

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