Ability to import net worth data from other personal finance apps, such as Mint (edited)

I was able to find a workaround for the painful account by account method which seems to be breaking a lot for people, especially with investment accounts. In Quicken Simplifi I created a manual asset account (other asset) and set the balance to zero. I named this account "Mint Net Worth History." Then I checked my net worth history in Quicken Simplifi and saw I only had history starting November 2023. So I went into Mint in the Trends→Net Worth area and selected to export a .csv with all accounts selected and all time selected. I followed the formatting requirements of the .csv import (not mint import) required by Quicken simplifi when you select that option. This required some editing and formatting of the csv file.
-I deleted the rows containing November 2023 and later so it wouldn't double up on the already imported history.
-I had to change the DATE column title to Date and set the dates to mm/dd/yyyy format (be sure to include the preceding zeroes). You can accomplish this by creating a new column of dates starting on say 04/01/2010 and then 05/01/2010 and then create a box around those and drag down to repeat the pattern through the years then paste that into the dates column.
-I deleted the columns for Assets and Debts and only kept the column called Net and renamed it to "Amount."
-I changed the values in the Amount column away from currency to just number and selected the option to remove the commas from the number as well. So it should look like 145256.51 instead of $145,256.51.

In Quicken simplifi I selected the import historical data within the net worth area and selected the "Mint Net Worth History" account I previously created as the account I wanted to upload to. Upload the .csv and presto, all history is there. It takes a few minutes in excel or whatever spreadsheet editor you're using, but it works and is much faster than importing one account at a time.

This method obviously will not break out assets, debts, investments, etc when you look at that dropdown in Simplifi, however the historical nets will be there and for me having history back to 2010 in Mint it is nice to have moved over.