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On Sun, 25 Jun 2000 20:05:59 GMT, jpharroun@my-deja.com wrote:

>snip, as you put it...
>>
>> Except for the Accountants Review Copy, QB does
>> not have practical way to merge the files.
>
>OK, so there may be some 'impractical' ways of pulling this off?  I
>mean, my guess is that there would be some sort of 'hacker' type of
>means to pull raw data from the guts of one file and 'transplant
>them' into the other.
>
If there was a reasonable alternative to manual entries I would 
have suggested it. QB only exports lists, not transactions. You
can get an audit trail report, Customize it for all transaction types
and fields you want and "print it" in Excel format. However, you
still need to make manual entries, so you may as well simply 
print invoices or sales entries on paper.

I did not tell you everything because it was impractical for a 
one-time transfer. http://datablox.com/ has a very good QB to
Access transfer utility. Access can produce transaction data
in QuickBooks IIF import/export format. However, you have
sales transactions and I believe there is no IIF import 
transaction type for sales. 

mike block

>I mean, my only other choice, and on which I have already begun, is to
>export to excel specific reports on each set of data types (i.e.
>invoices, checks, payment, etc.), then re-enter these sets of data.
>
>>Very few programs have something like ARC and this
>> part of QB is very limited.
>
>I am unfamiliar with ARC

Sorry, Accountants Review Copy.
>
>Thanks again for your assistance.
>
>JP Harroun
>The Grateful Bread Company
>Maui, Hawaii
>
>
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>

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