True" segi from Papa soft. Today, I will show you how to convert a CSV or Excel file to Cuba format and import it into QuickBooks Desktop for Mac. We will use the CSV to Cuba Converter, which can be downloaded from proper sub dotnet. Once downloaded and installed, start the program and locate the CSV file. Make sure the transactions have the correct date, with expenses as negative amounts and payments to the account as positive amounts for bank or credit card transactions. If you see it the other way, with expenses as positive and payments to the account as negative, you will need to use the "Change Amount Sign" button to reverse them. This may be necessary for some credit card files that supply amounts as expenses as positive amounts and payments to the account as negative amounts. For regular bank account files, it should be done correctly with expenses as negative and payments to the account as positive before converting to a Cuba file. Also, make sure that the account ID is set with digits only. If you have multiple accounts, make sure to use different account IDs. For example, if you convert several CSV files from one bank account, use the same account ID. But when switching to another account, such as a credit card account, use a different account ID. Additionally, make sure to set the account type correctly as either checking or credit card, and set the currency to US dollars for QuickBooks US edition. If you have QuickBooks Canadian edition, you can set it to either US or Canadian dollars. If you have a non-US account in QuickBooks US edition, use a different converter like the CSV to IIF conversion and convert it to IIF format instead of Cuba format. There are other...
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