Converting PayPal CSV into QuickBooks

Modified on Sat, May 27, 2017 at 12:49 AM

CSV files from PayPal should be mapped automatically by default. Please send the file you are trying to convert (you can leave the header and few lines from the file, the whole file is not required).


 


PayPal files usually have a ​net amount, gross and fee amounts, and QBO format does have splits, but CSV2QBO can create separate transactions for gross and fee amounts, which is what usually users are looking for.


 


Please use the latest version ( start existing one and select Help->Check for updates and update). 


If you have a manual mapping applied, select [auto]. You should see split1 (gross), split2 (fee) columns filled. For non-zero fees, CSV2QBO will create a separate transaction on the QBO file, which you can assign to another expense account in Quickbooks.


 


 

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