All I want to do is figure out what the date range of the data is. At present I have to open the file in MYOB, convert it to the v18.5 format, check it for consistency, and then run a report so that I can visually check the date range. I'd prefer something a little less labour intensive. Any ideas?
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A:
There doesn't appear to be any API to AccountEdge or other software from acclivity (the new name for MYOB).
Also I don't believe that the "MYOB" file formats (emphasis on 's' - plural) are anything but proprietary and undocumented.
This leaves mainly two options...
- hack your way into the format and write a custom parser; this could be viable, but do expect bumps on the road, when the format is changed (and/or when some of the format's idiosyncrasies, not apparent during the discovery/hacking phase, eventually appear)
- automate the manual procedure you describe in the question.
mjv
2009-10-22 05:27:41
A:
You might be interested in the answers to this question, as MYOB offers an ODBC driver.
csjohnst
2009-11-06 03:48:05
And ouch, doesn't it cost!
boost
2009-11-09 03:20:07