User: Opens IIF to Excel tool ↓ Select "sales_2024.iif" ↓ Tool: Parses headers → finds !TRNS and !SPL ↓ User: Chooses "Join splits to transactions" + "Separate sheets" ↓ Tool: Creates 2 sheets: Transactions (with joined split details) + Splits raw ↓ Output: sales_2024_converted.xlsx
| IIF Component | Excel Representation | |---------------|----------------------| | !TRNS (transactions) | Separate worksheet or table | | !SPL (splits) | Related table or joined sheet | | !ACCNT (accounts) | Accounts sheet | | !CUST (customers) | Customers sheet | | !VEND (vendors) | Vendors sheet | | !INVOICE | Invoices sheet | | !BILL | Bills sheet | iif to excel
Use Excel filters to hide rows that begin with ! or ENDTRNS to make the data readable. User: Opens IIF to Excel tool ↓ Select "sales_2024
They use specific headers (like !TRNS and !SPL ) to tell QuickBooks where data belongs. iif to excel