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QIF Conversion

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simon1974

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Apr 2, 2002
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I would like to create a small application in Access that will track credit card and banking transactions. I want to enable users to import qif files from various institutions. Does anyone know of a VBA routine or ODBC definition that will allow import of the QIF "record after record" file format neatly into an Access table? Thanks for any help you can provide

Sean
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You most likely need to build you own... I've created custom import/export of EDI-820... Just need to validate all fields and proper layout... htwh,

Steve Medvid
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smedvid, thanks for your post. What VBA functions are useful in reading in the continuous record after record format of EDI/QIF? I'm not sure where to start.

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Honestly, the methodology I employed was to bring the entire EDI file into a single field table where the field is CHAR(255). Then I loop through the table row, by row, via a RecordSet. Depending upon various conditions and defined positions, I know what data should reside in certain designated positions. I use the MID() then to extract the individual piece into useful information. Don't give up; there may be canned products and/or libraries that offer this ability. However, in my case, I never researched them due to budget constraints and requirement for flexibility. htwh,

Steve Medvid
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