Free online MNY to XLSX converter

Microsoft Money files are not readable as ordinary spreadsheets, so converting them to XLSX lets you inspect or edit transaction data in Excel and share it with people who do not use Money. The conversion usually exports financial records into rows and columns; it does not recreate Money’s account-management features.

What the MNY format is

.mny is the proprietary database format used by Microsoft Money, a discontinued personal-finance program for tracking accounts, transactions, budgets, and investments. You may encounter MNY files when opening an old Money backup or transferring records from a computer that still has the program installed. A password-protected file must be opened with its credentials before its data can be exported.

What the XLSX format is

.xlsx is the Office Open XML workbook format used by Microsoft Excel and supported by many spreadsheet applications. It stores data in worksheets, where transactions can be sorted, filtered, calculated, and edited. It is suited to reviewing or sharing financial data, but it does not preserve Money’s linked accounts, budgets, or other application-specific features.

How to convert MNY to XLSX

Online on 101convert.com

1. Open the MNY-to-XLSX converter on 101convert.com and upload the MNY file.
2. Choose XLSX as the output format and start the conversion.
3. Download the converted workbook when it is ready. The page supports batch conversion; check its displayed per-file size limit before uploading.

Offline with desktop software

For a local conversion, export transactions from Microsoft Money as QIF, import them into the free GnuCash desktop application, and export the transactions as CSV. GnuCash runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.

1. In Microsoft Money, open the account and use File → Export to save its transactions as a QIF file. Repeat for each account you need; menu names vary by Money version.
2. In GnuCash, use the QIF import wizard to import the exported files and map them to accounts.
3. Export the imported transactions to CSV using GnuCash’s transaction export. Open the CSV in Microsoft Excel, check the columns and date and amount formats, then use File → Save As and choose Excel Workbook (.xlsx).

Quality and compatibility

QIF is an intermediate transaction format, not a complete copy of an MNY database. Verify account assignments, dates, payees, categories, splits, and investment details after import; some Money-specific information may not transfer. CSV also does not retain spreadsheet formulas or formatting, so check that dates and amounts were interpreted correctly before saving the XLSX workbook.