Next, approve all transactions and recategorise if any did not receive a matching category on import – this shouldn't happen, but probably will in some edge cases.

Make sure to select Year/Month/Date as time format, as well as 'Include transactions before account start date'. You'll want to import every file next, each under the appropriate account. I will call this directory 'YNAB4 data directory' from here on out. Open this directory – it will contain a budgetSettings.ybsettings file and a Budget.yfull file. Inside, there is a data1~number directory, and inside that, there is a directory that is just one long UID, looking like 98C499B4-4B29-6CC5-3B7A-F0247E9E2551. Go to the directory you selected: You will find a directory called My Budget~number.ynab4. Set the directory to some place that works well for you (some location you will backup or sync, for example) in the File → Preferences dialog. In YNAB4: Install YNAB 4 (see the end for notes on how to do that) and set up a new budget. I'll refer to these as Budget.csv and Register.csv from here on out. It contains two files: Budgetname as of date - Budget.csv and Budgetname as of date - Register.csv. Download the resulting zip file (once your browser has stopped freezing if your budget is a bit older), and extract the zip archive. In nYNAB: Export your nYNAB budget by clicking on the budget name in the upper right hand corner → Export Budget. (Not a big deal because they will be easy to filter for, but annoying regardless). Also unhide all of your previously hidden categories, as the import will otherwise not work for them, and you'll have to re-categorise them manually. In nYNAB: Check if any of your category names contain a : or a `, as those are not valid characters in YNAB 4.

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