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Are there any keyboard shortcuts for Mac Quicken 2015?

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volvogirl

Are you new to quicken or QM2015? Until one of the Mac experts shows up, check out these videos that one of the SuperUsers - JRS (John in NC) made. They are excellent!
https://www.youtube.com/user/QuickenMac

And Here is the Quicken Mac 2015 getting started guide
http://knowledgebase.quicken.com/support/help/product-upgrades/get-started-with-quicken-2015-for-mac/GEN86591.html

Rtang

Look at your drop down menus. The shortcuts are shown.

John_in_NC

And I have a video at the first link showing how to add a keyboard shortcut to a menu command that doesn't have one. You do it in the Mac System Preferences.

mshiggins

That's handy.

smayer97

John's video to add your own shortcuts is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUsXBRrB6zM

smayer97

I also pulled together the shortcuts list from QM2007 (see attachment). Includes even a hidden one (Option-Tab) documented only in an obscure place in the QM2007 help guide.

Many of these still apply in QM2015. Please experiment. Report back the ones that do not work and I'll update the list.

Quicken Keyboard Shortcuts.pdf

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Any updates?

smayer97

no … .

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I also pulled together the shortcuts list from QM2007 (see attachment). Includes even a hidden one (Option-Tab) documented only in an obscure place in the QM2007 help guide.

Many of these still apply in QM2015. Please experiment. Report back the ones that do not work and I'll update the list.

Thanks for the sheet! Have you had any luck setting up shortcuts for things like setting the status to "Reviewed"? As far as I can tell, since there isn't even a menu option for many commands, you can't even set it up with finder commands.

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I also pulled together the shortcuts list from QM2007 (see attachment). Includes even a hidden one (Option-Tab) documented only in an obscure place in the QM2007 help guide.

Many of these still apply in QM2015. Please experiment. Report back the ones that do not work and I'll update the list.

That is *exactly* my requirement, as well: setting status to "Reviewed".

smayer97

[mention://2162006 @a13z] Unfortunately, that is correct.

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I also pulled together the shortcuts list from QM2007 (see attachment). Includes even a hidden one (Option-Tab) documented only in an obscure place in the QM2007 help guide.

Many of these still apply in QM2015. Please experiment. Report back the ones that do not work and I'll update the list.

are there any mac 2016 shortcuts that you know of? some of these commands don't work for 2016. for instance, I want to use t to go to today's date within a register but it does not seem to work

smayer97

to go to today's date, you need to be in a date field. The keyboard shortcut of typing t only works there. It is not intended to take you to the transaction dated today.

smayer97

It seems the original PDF attachment of shortcuts was lost in the move from the old Quicken forum to the new one here on GetSat, since GetSat does not support PDF attachments. So here they are again as jpegs:

mybank2002

It would be great if there was a shortcut to go to the next account instead of having to use the mouse.

jacobs

@mybank2002 You've added this comment to a very old thread about older versions of Quicken software. If you haven't done so already, please go to this existing Idea topic about keyboard shortcuts for changing accounts and add your vote.

mybank2002

Sounds good, thank you. For what it is worth I was able to create a Keyboard Maestro macro that I can move between accounts should anyone else come across this at a later date. I am happy to share them.

smayer97

Current keyboard shortcuts, and other online Quicken Help, can be found here:

Quicken for Mac Help - Keyboard Shortcuts