Hi,
Check out this webpage, it may help you with your OFX file problems. It also
provides two editors (MnyBank and MT2OFX) for poking OFX files.

The error message was that the OFX file could not be read. However, I just
reinstalled the product again and... the OFX import now works...!! Beats
me... Oh well, I won't try to understand. Thanks for your help! Case
closed.
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"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, LL wrote:

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Money Plus (2008) can read the OFX file formats that Money 2004 can.
Are you getting an error message, or what?

One problem is that the OFX could be for currency CAD, and the
account is in USD.

I had the Canadian version of Money 2004. It was working just fine, until it
gradually stopped updating my investments and, finally, it would not even let
me open my Money file. I could still import my OFX banking transactions in
Money 2004, however. Figuring my 2-year online update period was up and
guessing that there is no Canadian version anymore, I bought Money Plus
Deluxe (2007 or 2008? Unclear...) from the Microsoft.com US site and
downloaded the product. I was then able to open my converted Money file with
the new product version and update my investments. That was great, but I was
no longer able to import my OFX banking transactions. I tried the 8 methods
Microsoft recommends for fixing the problem, including reinstalling the
product, to no avail.

Has the OFX file format changed in Money since 2004, or is there a different
OFX format in Canada that can't be imported in a US version of Money?

Thanks for your help!
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LL