No, Quicken does not have the CSV option. It has the options to export transactions, account list, category list, memorized payees and security list. I assumed GnuCash would build an account tree from an account list based on the following from the Quicken Migration wiki statement "Although it is not necessary, you may find it easier to migrate your data if you first create an account tree by exporting your Quicken categories list only, and importing it in GnuCash before any migration of transactions." I interpreted that to mean I could do the same thing with an account list. I shall try the category list route next.
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