MS Access to Quickbooks

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It has been a few years so this info could be dated but you used to be able to exchange data via a text file format called 'iif'. It was documented on the Quickbooks website. I believe it also will 'talk' to Excel. See if you can get your company to pay to have you become a QuickBooks Advisor. You just pay money, about $300 last time I checked. Then you can get tech support calls.

You need to instal the QODBC driver that will allow you to create a DSN, then you can create linked table in Access from QuickBooks. Check out this site; http://www.scmbusinesssolutions.com/QuickBooks.html
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http://www.scmbusinesssolutions.com/QuickBooks_MS_Access.html

You need to get the QODBC driver, then create a DSN to your QuickBooks. After that, you can then link tables in Access. Check out this site, http://www.scmbusinesssolutions.com/QuickBooks_MS_Access.html
They have an example of how to connect QuickBooks to Microsoft Access with links.

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