Going from QBP to Money, though, is not at all like going from PT or Quicken
to QBP. It's more like trading in your 2007 Mercedes Benz S55AMG for a 1988
Yugo. I think they figure most QBP users are unlikely to want to do that.
And there aren't that many QBP users to begin with. So why spend even $0.10
creating an expensive and difficult feature for a puny fraction of a puny
user population?!?

"smerf" <smerf[at]shroom.com> wrote in message
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QBP wouldn't necc have it as an export function - why assist they a customer
in leaving you (that'd be crazy - and and helpful and make your company
stand out as bending over backwards to help its customers, even if that
means helping them chose a solution that they like better than yours)?

But, Money should be able to import QBP files to assist customers in leaving
QB and becoming Money users.

(BTW, QBP does import Quicken and Peachtree data - but not Money.)


"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
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Unless QBP can export QIF formatted data files--and I'm betting it
can't--surely they did leave this out.

And don't call me Shirley.

"smerf" <smerf[at]shroom.com> wrote in message
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I'd like to try Money 2007, but I cannot find a way to import all of my QB
data?

Surely they didn't leave this out. I must be missing how its done. Can
someone point me in the right direction please?