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How to open OFX files in Windows 10
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Updated onOctober 4, 2023
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OFX (Open Financial Exchange) is a financial file format. Microsoft and Intuit established OFX as an open file format for financial data. Thus, OFX files include financial data for transactions and statements.
How to Open OFX Files With Supported Software
OFX is not a widely supported file format. As such, there aren’t many applications that are compatible with the OFX format. However, Intuit Quicken and GnuCash arefinance applicationsthat you can open OFX files with. GnuCash is a freely available accounts application for Windows, Mac and Linux platforms. You can also open OFX files with the Sage One web-based software.
Import OFX Files in Excel Spreadsheets
OFX is not one of Excel’s supported data formats. However, you can still import OFX files in Excel as they include XML data. You can import OFX files in Excel as follows.
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Convert OFX Files to PDFs
You can also convert OFX files to the PDF format with the OFX2PDF software. Then you can open the PDF you converted the OFX to with Adobe Acrobat, Edge, Google Chrome and otherPDF software. OFX2PDF is not freeware software, but you can try out a trial version by clicking theDownload Free Trialbutton on thiswebsite page. The full OFX2PDF software is retailing at $19.99 on the publisher’s website.
So that’s how you can open OFX files in Windows 10 and other platforms. Note that you can also convert OFX to other formats such as CSV, which is a supported Excel file format. Openthis pageto check out the OFX2CSV software.
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