USING A BACKUP OF MONEYDANCE MAC MAC OS X

USING A BACKUP OF MONEYDANCE MAC MAC OS X

Mac OS X Lion, Mountain Lion, Mavericks, Yosemite, El Capitan and Sierra. The default location for your data file(s) varies depending on your operating system, and is listed below.

If you have not manually moved your data file to a different location, your files can be accessed by navigating within Moneydance to Help -> Show Documents Folder. Moneydance will store any new data files you create in the same, default location.

Once you've set the parameters for the export, click 'OK' and your file will be exported.

Select the Currency to use for all financial values in the exported information.

Select or type the path of a destination file name (this file need not exist before you start the export).

Choose a range of dates to be exported, or select 'All dates' from the Date drop-down box.

Select your desired file format - you can export data from Moneydance in QIF, Tab-Delimited or Raw JSON format.

In order to export information from Moneydance go to File → Export. Navigate to and select the file, then click 'OK'. To open this “.moneydancearchive” file, go to File -> Restore from Backup. When the export is complete Moneydance will notify you that your data was exported successfully. Select the appropriate name and location for your backup file, and wait while Moneydance exports your data as a “.moneydancearchive” file. To export a backup go to File → Export Backup. The exported file will have the file extension “.moneydancearchive” and is a compressed file.įor data fidelity reasons exported backup files do not contain data related to syncing with mobile devices (such as iPhones, Android devices, etc). Moneydance offers the ability to manually export a backup to a location of your choosing (external hard drive, thumb drive, etc).

Please refer to the more recent knowledge base articles on this page Manually exporting a backup.

Using a backup of moneydance mac