I can't find out unless I buy, so I can't say anything about that one way or the other. Moneydance is a cross platform app so for those that use multiple operating systems it will be much easier to import and export information to each OS running the same financial application. For me, the sync is the only the only thing it may have going for it. comparison to help you make an informed decision between MoneyWiz and Quicken. That would make it impossible to get any totals for the individual items. Quicken vs MoneyWiz comparison of features & price. For my salary, I either have to enter each item individually, or have it bundle all the deductions into one amount. Upon import of financial info, all transactions will be set to the same. If you just save the downloaded file and.
The option to export a qif file is right there in the Q export menu. It doesn't allow true split transactions. Moneydance supports a good selection of formats, even ones that Quicken no. Quicken file transaction for import is type QFX. The phone UI is pretty, but not in a good format, and not customizable. The free Windows version only exports CSV, and the phone version doesn't recognize that. The windows version did better, so I exported the transactions and tried to import them on the phone. It imported my Quicken transactions perfectly, but had some figure in the balance that didn't tie to anything (even though the opening balance, and transactions were all correct). So far, this seems like the only choice for syncing, but it's horrible. With Quicken going subscription, I am looking for something that will sync between my computer and phone, or something that works well on the phone.
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