Can Quickbooks import data from AccountEdge (.myo)?

I'm glad that you're considering using QuickBooks to help you manage your business accounting and transactions, @tdkehoe. 

Currently, the option to import data using the .myo file format is unavailable. You'll want to convert it first to the supported one in QuickBooks.

Here are the lists you can use to import records, transactions types, and information: 

• CSV file (Comma Separated Values), Google Sheets, or an XLS/XLSX file for QuickBooks Online
• MS Excel, CSV files, other form templates, IIFs format for QuickBooks Desktop.

Once done converting the .myo, you can check these articles below to help you with the process of importing your data:

• Import and export data in QuickBooks Desktop
• Common questions about importing data to QuickBooks Online

Fill me in if you have further questions about transferring info into QuickBooks. I'll get back to you as soon as possible to help you with the process. Have a pleasant day!

@tdkehoe 

Do you need to migrate data from MYOB to QB Online or QB Desktop?

Either option would be good.

We can convert your data with a fee. Contact us in private for assistance.

My client has finally decided to ditch Account Edge software (hooray!). My client will be suing Quickbooks for Mac Desktop. What information can I import from Account Edge? I am most interested in getting t he vendor and client lists.

I'm delighted your client decided to utilize QuickBooks to assist in managing their business's accounting and transactions, @zoe478.

If you have spreadsheets of info on your customers, vendors, employees, and items, you can import them into QuickBooks. 

To import your vendor and client lists, you'll need a spreadsheet of the contacts. Let me show you how:

1. Proceed to File and select Import, then choose Contacts.
2. Select Paste from a spreadsheet or enter manually.
3. Open your spreadsheet.
4. Copy the First Name column in your spreadsheet.
5. Select the first field in the QuickBooks First Name column, then paste the text you copied in step 3.
6. Repeat step 4 for every column in your spreadsheet.
7. Be sure that the Import box is checked for all the contacts you want to import.
8. Edit or add any info.
9. In the Role column, check if each contact is labeled correctly (customer, vendor, or employee).
10. Click Import.
11. Choose OK when the import is complete.

For more insights, feel free to review this article: Import data into QuickBooks for Mac. It also includes steps what to do if you encounter issues while importing. 

You may also check out this resource to guide you in managing your transactions in QuickBooks Desktop for Mac: QuickBooks Desktop for Mac Resource Guide.

Feel at ease to leave a comment below if you have further concerns with importing data into QuickBooks. I'll be around to help. Keep safe!