Import Excel Data To Money
Microsoft Money is a personal financial package for Windows-based systems. The package allows you to keep track of bank accounts, expenses and other financial information. Microsoft Money also lets you generate and print reports, including monthly expenses, budgets, schedules of payments and items needed to complete your taxes. You can also import Microsoft Money data into a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet. The import process is a two-step procedure, and you don't need a third-party application to do it. Before you can import a Microsoft Money file into a Excel file, you have to export your Microsoft Money data to a text file. This text file can then be processed by Microsoft Excel.
Start Microsoft Money by clicking on the program's icon on your computer's 'Desktop' or by opening it by going to 'Start' and then 'All Programs.' Once the program is running, open your personal Microsoft Money file containing the data you want to transfer to Excel. Open the 'Report' function and select 'Export' if you are using Microsoft Money 97.
If you are using Microsoft Money 98 or later, right click on the specific report and select 'Export.' A dialog box will appear.
Locate the heading 'Look in' and select the directory where you saved the Microsoft Money text file. Once you locate the text file, click 'Import.' Microsoft Excel will process the text file. The 'Text Import Wizard' will appear on the screen after a few minutes. In 'Step 1,' click 'Delimited - Characters such as commas or tabs separate each field.'
Click 'Next.' In 'Step 2,' click the 'Tab' check box under 'Delimiters.' Click 'Next.' In 'Step 3,' click 'Finish.' The wizard is complete and you are prompted with another dialog box-'Import Data.'
Select the directory where you want to store the processed Microsoft Money data-to make it easier to find, select 'Desktop.' Click 'OK' to save the Microsoft Money Excel data file. Related Questions Q:A:Excel Reporting Software is available as original Microsoft Office licensed software or third-party vendor software.
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