FixMyQIF

QIF files are specially formatted ASCII text documents that usually store financial data that can be easily transferred between them or directly to Quicken servers. Unfortunately, during transfers these files can get corrupted and hence, the formatting or data does not display correctly.
FixMyQIF is a tool designed to help you fix corrupted QIF files so that it exhibits the transactions' data correctly and you do not receive errors when using them with Microsoft Money.

Straightforward setup and user-friendly interface

The installation is a quick and forthright process that does not require too much attention on your part. Upon launch, you are prompted to load the problematic file so that you can check out the information on it and make the necessary modifications.
The utility provides you with a summary of the contents of the document on the main tab and enables you to select from multiple QIF targets. Consequentially, depending on the accounting application you are using, you can select the output to be compatible with YNAB, MS Money, AccountEdge and various versions of Quicken.

Enables you to edit account type and currency format

The idea behind the program is to allow you to preview and edit information on your QIF files. Simply put, you can review the bank, credit card, investment transactions along with other sensitive information from the Source tab. As far as the editing is concerned, you can change dates, currency, payee, memo, check, category and decimal separator for formatting the documents.
In addition, you can modify the default account type as well as the name and enables you to specify if you prefer to mark all transactions as cleared, pass the transaction ID when the check is not present and limit the memo to 40 or 63 characters, a useful feature if you are using Quicken.

A handy tool for modifying financial documents in QIF format

In the eventuality that you cannot preview the transactions data on your files or you cannot use them properly with your accounting software, then perhaps FixMyQIF can help you address the problem.