There is a workaround.  It is so simple it really illustrates how incredibly useless both Intuit and BofA software developers are.  I really don't know how any of them still have a job since the fix is so simple.  They are all morons.  I mean, it has been 8 months impacting their entire customer base and they cannot resolve it.   Adrian_A should be terminated immediately for his inaction.

THE FIX:
The issue is that there are a few extra fields in the QBO file that cause issues with the import.  A simple batch file will fix things.  See below for the the text to put in your batch file.

If you use Notepad and save the text below in a file called "SimpleFixFortheMoronicEngineersatIntuit.bat", you can run it to fix your files.   It will take the stmt.qbo that you get from BofA and create a file called stmt1.qbo that can be imported into Quickbooks.  I also attached the .bat here.

Put it in the same directory as where you download the stmt.qbo   Double click it to create the working stmt1.qbo file.


findstr /v /i /c:"<MERCHCAT>" /c:"<EXPCAT>" /c:"<CARDNUM>" /c:"<CARDNAME>" /c:"<MCC>" stmt.qbo >stmt1.qbo