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LouiseG
QuickBooks Team
QuickBooks Team
‎July 29, 2024 01:06 PM

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Hi there, Gary.

 

When importing your QBDT files to QBO, ensure that both subscriptions have the same regions. However, if they are not for the same regions, you may consider using a third-party app to convert your data.

 

Additionally, please note that QBO supports specific file formats when importing data. Below are as follows:

 

  • CSV file: A common file format used for text files that contain tabular data. In CSV files, each field of text is separated by a comma, semicolon, or other special character.
  • XLS/XLSX file: XLS is the file format of Microsoft Excel 1997-2003. Microsoft Excel 2007 and newer use the XLSX file format.
  • Google Sheets: A cloud-based spreadsheet created in Google Drive.

 

We're just one post away if you have follow-up questions about importing your files to QBO. You can click the reply button below to enter your queries. You have a good one.

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