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I have numbers 3.5.2 (2118) and would like to be able to open qfx files that i download from citibank to keep track of my expenditures.
Numbers does not load them, but at some point it used to.
Thanks for any help
Mac Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3), last.fm audioscrobbler
you have to use Numbers '09. This was dropped in Numbers 3.x
Yes, the security aspects are worrying. Downloading an unencrypted text file (OFX/QFX/QIF or whatever) is perhaps no longer such a great thing to be doing, though I assume it occurs over a secure connection. ... OFX, at least the Citibank flavor, is clearly malformed XML. I found that out when I realized that on our Macs we all have a built-in XML parser associated with "System Events." Very nice. But that parser is *very* fussy, requiring lots of pre-processing in AppleScript to get the format just so. Good to have Lonnie West's post, because in a pinch I would guess Excel's XML import may be more forgiving.
SG
Brilliant. Thank You.
How do I open a quicken qfx file on my mac and import it into numbers
