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I've decided to take a more constructive angle on this post. So, if anyone knows of any way to export ALL quickbooks data to a different program (like excel), please let me know!

Thanks!

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I use Quickbooks Pro 2002 and love it.

I'm not complaining about the product... I'm complaining about the service. I will not associate with a company that treats their customers like this...

By the way... I'm also looking for a way to export quickbooks data to other programs. (excell would be good for now). If anyone knows how to do this, I'd appreciate it.

We use QB 2002 PRO and I haven't had to pay for the software since 2001 Pro (when we first started with it)

Now, we pay $30 CAD a month for Payroll service and everytime they release a new version of the software, we get the upgrade for FREE.

I use Quickbooks for the Web and it works great for me. I don't have to worry about loosing a CD keys or crashing a hard drive.

QB is great for managing financially. You can actually write a a program in VB to export QB data to Excel. You just need to get the algorithm down.

Check this out: www.datablox.com/qb/qboview.htm

Costs $99 and it exports QB data to Access, Excel, etc

anybody using the recurring billing feature associated with qb-wellsfargo merchant accounts?

seems it bills but doesnt notify of the billing action, in otherwords kinda useless?

QB will allow you to send data to excel. Go into reports, select the report you want to run (customers -> customer contact list). Modify the report to include whatever fields you want to include, and then click Excel. It's been awhile since I used the standard version, and I don't remember if it actually allowed export to MS Office programs (I don't think it does).

I use peachtree. I would advise most people against it unless you have some accounting knowledge. it is very powerful and very easy to messup.

I love it personally, but I've been using the peachtree since 1995

Mike

I've been using quickbooks for the web for about a month now and very happy with it.

i use quickbooks 2002 also, i think it's pretty good (kind of slow though..if your computer is not brand new)

i like how it will generate invoices, but i have not used the online feature though.


i've tried peachtree also, but just for like a day. even though i'm not an accountant, i thought it was pretty easy to use. quickbooks is the more user friendly though.