It sounds like you may be using an older version of Moneydance (2.0.4 is
the latest). You can upgrade by installing an updated 'moneydance.jar'
file from http://moneydance.net/upgrade/
Let me know if after upgrading, the exported QIF file still has problems.
Thanks,
Sean
> Bill Gribble wrote:
...
> > The first problem is that the split transaction is specifying a split
> > to a Category called "SPFCU Checking", not an Account called "SPFCU
> > Checking", and likewise for the savings account. Transfers from one
> > account to another have to have square brackets around the account
> > name, as in "S[SPFCU Checking]"
> >
> > The next problem is that the destination account transactions don't
> > even indicate the source account as a Category, much less as an
> > account. In order for Gnucash to know that these two transactions are
> > opposite "halves" of the same financial event (and eliminate the
> > duplication), the transactions in question must at least have the form
> > of Quicken transfers.
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