You must export one account at a time. You can import multiple accounts at
one time. See the file import dialog for more information. In general you do
want to import multiple accounts at a time so that Transfers are correctly
resolved.

You are certainly correct that Export/Import leaves a lot of data behind.

Ciao.

"ciairo©" <please[at]no.spam> wrote in message
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You'd need to export each money account into a *.qif file.
"ciairo©" <please[at]no.spam> wrote in message
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The FAQ:
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Q): Why do I get the "incompatible versions" message when upgrading my data
file?

A): This problem arises from trying to convert a file from one localized
version (say Money UK) to another (say Money US.)

The workaround it to export accounts using QIF and re-import them. The fix
is to obtain a newer localized version for the same country as your original
data file.

Answer courtesy of Glyn Simpson, Microsoft MVP - Money, and Cal Learner

References:
MSKB: Q304254 incompatible versions
<http://support.microsoft.com/default...s;Q304254MSKB: Q197668 incompatible versions
<http://support.microsoft.com/default...S;q197668MSKB: 178830 Export/Import "Repair" and Conversion
<http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;178830
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Does someone know how to solve my problem?
I've just installed English version of Money 2003 dlx but that program
is unable to covert my old Money 2000 (Italian version) file. What
should I do?
It says that the file is from an uncompatible version :-(


Thanx
ciairo©