Importing and exporting IIF files is easy because QuickBooks formats them automatically. However, creating IIF files or moving data from another program can be complicated if you're not familiar with formatting delimited text files. I'm here to guide you on what to do to get the assistance you need, Chrisrex.
Currently, we're unable to offer technical support for creating or importing .IIF files, I recommend reaching out to the app's technical support for help if your file is from a third-party application. In many cases, it's quicker and easier to enter information directly into QuickBooks Desktop, unless you have a significant amount of data to import.
Alternatively, you can download and install the .IIF import kit to make the process more efficient and improve your results. I've included a link to the article: IIF Overview: Import Kit, Sample Files, and Headers.
After successfully transferring your files and matching them with your transactions, check out this article to learn how to ensure that your financial records and be able to reduce discrepancies between your records and bank statement: Reconcile An Account in QuickBooks Desktop.
Feel free to leave your reply below if you have any questions about importing .IIF files. The Community is always here to help you.
