Apple worked out the kinks over the next few months, and the complaints died down. It was a somewhat troubled release, with TidBITS Talk participants trading tips on how to edit exported files to get them to import properly into various apps. In February 2020, Apple added support for OFX (Open Financial Exchange) format. However, CSV format wasn’t sufficient for many personal finance apps. Apple started to rectify that glaring lapse at the beginning of the year by adding the capability to export transaction data in CSV (Comma Separated Values) format (see “ Apple Card (Finally) Gains CSV Statement Export,” 23 January 2020). When Apple launched the Apple Card, it came without any way to export your transactions such that you could import the data into a personal finance app-all you could get out was a PDF. You Can Now Export Apple Card Statements to Quicken and QuickBooks
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