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Quickbooks IIF import fails on data format that used to work

Zone: Quickbooks Financial Software

Tags: quickbooks, iif, import, format

I have been importing via IIF files for some time data downloaded from Authorize.net. Today the process is failing with "invalid transactions." I have done some experimentation, and have discovered what QB does not like about the format, but it does not make any sense.

I use the option to place the CustId in the name field, rather than the customer name. This works for us because the cardholder name on the credit card is often not readily identifiable as people often use a credit card with another cardholder name, such as the company owner.

In any case, the issue seems to be when the "name" field has 5 numeric digits in it the transaction is failing. However in the past we have never had any trouble with 5 numeric digits in the name field.

Does anyone know why this issue is appearing now?

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Zone: Software

Question Asked By: jasimon9

Solution Provided By: jasimon9

Participating Experts: 1

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