To address your specific inquiry, just looking at the line you posted,
the date format looks kind of wonky. I would expect something like "
5/ 4/21" or better would be something like 2021-05-04. I don't recall
if Quicken will let you specify the date format when you export to QIF
(the last time I did this stuff was 2018).
Given that QIF files appear to be binary, I don't know how you could
go about correcting things even if you knew which part of a record was
bad. At least the ones I have from when I did the process are binary.
That last is an experience/tools question. Hard if you never used a hex
editor (if editing a binary file manually) or didn't have one. Hard if
you have never written any serious shell scripts if writing a batch
editing process or where in an environment lacking the standard tools of
a 'nix OS. Hard if you have never written a program in any computer
language to write a program to correct bad records.
But not hard for all of us.
Michael D Novack
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