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Marie_K
September 1, 2020
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OFX data files and web connect

I am unable to import my OFX files, currently using Quickbooks Desktop Pro 2017.  Has there been a change where it is no longer supported?  Was there a change on 5/31/2020?  How do I fix this?

BigRedConsulting
BigRedConsultingAnswer
Level 15
July 6, 2023

To continue to import data from QBO download files once your version of QuickBooks has been 'sunsetted' by Intuit, as well as to import data from OFX and QFX files which won't normally work with any version of QuickBooks, use our OFX/QFX/QBO to IIF Converter .

 

It basically replaces the Bank Feeds center and creates IIF files containing complete transactions that are ready to be imported directly into your account registers.

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BigRedConsulting
BigRedConsulting
Level 15
September 1, 2020

Yes, 2017 was 'sunsetted' (disabled) in May, and then all things connected stop working.

PASC
March 14, 2022

I have QuickBooks Desktop 2019 and since my client switched to Truist I can not download.

Truist Bank says it's because QuickBooks is converting my download file to OFX and it has to be QBO.

I can not import, I get the error message OL-222

Is my only hope to switch banks?

 

Fiat Lux - ASIA
Fiat Lux - ASIA
Level 14
March 14, 2022

@PASC 

Utilize the ofx2qbo converter worth $60

https://www.moneythumb.com/?ref=110

 

PASC
March 14, 2022

I need to download weekly, every week, that product will cost too much.

I'm thinking my client needs to switch banks

BigRedConsulting
BigRedConsultingAnswer
Level 15
July 6, 2023

To continue to import data from QBO download files once your version of QuickBooks has been 'sunsetted' by Intuit, as well as to import data from OFX and QFX files which won't normally work with any version of QuickBooks, use our OFX/QFX/QBO to IIF Converter .

 

It basically replaces the Bank Feeds center and creates IIF files containing complete transactions that are ready to be imported directly into your account registers.

FredKnowsStuff
January 6, 2025

it's just an xml file...  The top portion of the xml is different ofx to qbo.   just copy a sample qbo file top section:  the part with the bank name and account info...   The rest of the file is the same..  save it and it will import perfectly.   Don't pay money for this.   ;). 

jambla71
March 14, 2025

How do you open the QBO file to know what the data looks like?

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