Preparing to Import a QuickBooks, MYOB, or Quicken File into Sage 50 Accounting
Before Sage 50 Accounting can import records from QuickBooks®, MYOB®, or Quicken®, you must prepare the records and format them into a file that Sage 50 Accounting can import.
- Open QuickBooks. On the File menu, select Export, and then Lists to .IIF.
 - Select the data you want to export (Vendor and Customer lists), then click OK.
 - Enter a name and location for the .IIF file.
 - Go to Import Records from QuickBooks to import the files you have prepared.
 
- Open MYOB. On the File menu, choose Export Data.
 - In the Export File dialog box:
 - Select Cards, and then Customer Cards.
 - In the Export File Format box, select Tab delimited.
 - In the First Record Is box, select Header Record.
 - Click Continue.
 - In the Export Data dialog box, select the fields you want to export or click Match All.
 - Click Export, then enter a file name and location for the .TXT file.
 - Click OK or Save.
 - Repeat steps 1 to 7 to import your vendor records, but in step 2a, instead of Customer Cards, choose Vendor Cards.
 - Go to Import Records from MYOB to import the files you have prepared.
 
To prepare a Quicken file for importing into Sage 50 Accounting
- Open Quicken. In the main window, on the Tools menu, choose Address Book.
 - In the Address Book window, select the customers, vendors, or employees you want to export. Do not close the window.
 - In the main window, on the File menu, choose Export and select Addresses.
 - On the Export Address Records window, choose Tab Delimiter format, and enter a filename for the information you are exporting.
 - Select the fields you want to export, and click Add.
 - Click Done.
 - Go to Import Records from Quicken to import the file(s) you have prepared.
 
Note: You can only import Quicken accounts when you create a new company using the Company Setup wizard.
- Open Quicken. In the main window, on the File menu, choose Export Data, then select QIF.
 - Enter a file export location and then choose Account List and Category List to include in the export.
 - Enter the start and end dates for the data you want to import.
 - Click OK.
 - Go to Import Records from Quicken to import the file(s) you have prepared.