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RickO,Jay Bonk said:I relied on this in Quicken 2015 for Windows. Switching to the Mac Version, and not having the capability is disappointing. Please add the functionality that allows review of downloaded transactions prior to adding or updating them in the register. I switched to the Mac version as to not need to run a VM. However, this functionality is a requirement, without it I will have to consider returning to the Windows version, or some other tool
Jay,Jay Bonk said:I tried the suggestion above, and when filtering on not reviewed - I only saw those w/ a blue dot. The matched - blue pencil are excluded by the filter. How can I see both? In windows, the were displayed as 'match' for the blue pencils, and 'new' for the blue dot. But both appear in the 'Accept cleared transactions into register' list
Yes, I'd say it's a bug. I've reported it to the developers.Jay Bonk said:I relied on this in Quicken 2015 for Windows. Switching to the Mac Version, and not having the capability is disappointing. Please add the functionality that allows review of downloaded transactions prior to adding or updating them in the register. I switched to the Mac version as to not need to run a VM. However, this functionality is a requirement, without it I will have to consider returning to the Windows version, or some other tool
Jay & Kurt... In my testing, orange pencil transactions are excluded, but both blue pencil and blue dot transactions are included when filtered. I've reported the former the Quicken team and will try to post back here if I hear anything.Jay Bonk said:I tried the suggestion above, and when filtering on not reviewed - I only saw those w/ a blue dot. The matched - blue pencil are excluded by the filter. How can I see both? In windows, the were displayed as 'match' for the blue pencils, and 'new' for the blue dot. But both appear in the 'Accept cleared transactions into register' list
Thanks Rick!Jay Bonk said:I relied on this in Quicken 2015 for Windows. Switching to the Mac Version, and not having the capability is disappointing. Please add the functionality that allows review of downloaded transactions prior to adding or updating them in the register. I switched to the Mac version as to not need to run a VM. However, this functionality is a requirement, without it I will have to consider returning to the Windows version, or some other tool
I'm running the latest version of Quicken for Mac 2017 - No outstanding updates to be appliedJay Bonk said:I tried the suggestion above, and when filtering on not reviewed - I only saw those w/ a blue dot. The matched - blue pencil are excluded by the filter. How can I see both? In windows, the were displayed as 'match' for the blue pencils, and 'new' for the blue dot. But both appear in the 'Accept cleared transactions into register' list
This is the problem with the feature not being native to the program. Work a rounds.Steven said:Here's my take on the rewrite. I'm pleased they built the product from the ground up. Especially since Apple continues to upgrade their OS.
However, it was a feature in the 2007 version and its a feature in the Widnows versions. It was in those versions because it was a great feature. They took 8 years to rebuild the program. Mac 2015 release should have come out of the box with more features as in the Windows versions.
This method of having us vote for features is nice but they don't publish the voting results. So it seems to me they just do what they want when they want instead of listening to their customers. The feature, manually accepting downloads, should be on the vote list if they are listening.
Totally agree, it should be there and we need more votes to get the feature implemented in the next update. Please remember to vote at the top of the page.JWL said:The ability to review downloads bank and credit card transactions before I accept and categorize them (manually) helps greatly in quickly catching fraudulent charges. Seems to me this is a no-brained decision to add this valuable Windows feature to Mac.
Work a rounds are ok but we need the function integrated into the program. this should be native. We pay the same price for a Mac version but don't get the same features or functionality as the Windows version. I really like the function of being able to accept a transaction into the register. I find that about 30% of the transaction downloaded don't match my manually entered ones. If I could accept it or delete it before its entered in my register I would have to manually look for duplicates when I reconcile.Jay Bonk said:I relied on this in Quicken 2015 for Windows. Switching to the Mac Version, and not having the capability is disappointing. Please add the functionality that allows review of downloaded transactions prior to adding or updating them in the register. I switched to the Mac version as to not need to run a VM. However, this functionality is a requirement, without it I will have to consider returning to the Windows version, or some other tool
Please note. I just entered a defect for the engineering team. Orange pencil should be included when "Not Reviewed" register filter is selected.Jay Bonk said:I tried the suggestion above, and when filtering on not reviewed - I only saw those w/ a blue dot. The matched - blue pencil are excluded by the filter. How can I see both? In windows, the were displayed as 'match' for the blue pencils, and 'new' for the blue dot. But both appear in the 'Accept cleared transactions into register' list
@Jay Bonk, just remember to click VOTE at the top to of this page add your vote for this feature.Jay Bonk said:I relied on this in Quicken 2015 for Windows. Switching to the Mac Version, and not having the capability is disappointing. Please add the functionality that allows review of downloaded transactions prior to adding or updating them in the register. I switched to the Mac version as to not need to run a VM. However, this functionality is a requirement, without it I will have to consider returning to the Windows version, or some other tool
I too have been a QWin user since the very beginning...and switching now to Qmac 2017 is very unsettling because I am never very sure what has happened or is happening when the downloads occur.1991QUser said:I agree with the need to select/not select auto matching. That said, I would like auto matching better if the code for matching criteria were refined.
For example: QMac 2016/2017 matches my transactions that are:
1) the same AMOUNT within a ~ two week date range even if the PAYEE names or other relevant fields have no similar letters (don't match at all).
2) NOT the same AMOUNT if the date range is close and the PAYEE matches.
These really mess up my reconciliations if I don't catch them. I was a QWin user for almost 20 years before moving to QMac, and I don't recall the issue. I do appreciate the QMac rebuild though so please keep the changes going!
Creating a separate conversationJay Bonk said:Again, this is nothing if not frustrating.... I manually entered a payment that I scheduled on the Amex website - the date in Quicken was the date entered, not the date scheduled. Now that the transaction downloaded - Quicken didn't recognize the manually entered transaction. Now, I have two transactions - one I entered, and one that was downloaded.
In the Windows version - I could manually match the transaction in this type of situation. How do I do this in the Mac version?
This is turning into a deal breaker. I'm seriously at the point of reverting back to Windows, or considering switching to Banktivity. In either case, I would expect a full refund on the Mac version,
If the software was 100% accurate 100% of the time - that's one thing. But it's not - so I need a way to make manual corrections. A simple, intuitive, easy to follow way. Exactly what you have in the Windows version for dealing with downloads.
After switching and finding the Mac version less than stellar Having now googled questions about the Mac version - it's interesting to see the number of comments, posts, etc. about how the Mac version has always lagged behind the Windows version and the amount of negative sentiment towards the Mac version.
Splitting off to add response to new conversationRtang said:@Jay Bonk : Drag and drop the downloaded transaction to the manual one. Q will 'learn' the match that way for future.
What you are looking for can be found in the "FI Notes" column. You can enable this column for view by clicking menu View > Columns > FI Notes.Jen said:I have noticed that when downloading transactions, nothing gets put in the Notes/Memo field. In QW2014 and prior, the memo field was populated with transaction reference information. Why did this disappear?
Separate topic discussionJen said:I have noticed that when downloading transactions, nothing gets put in the Notes/Memo field. In QW2014 and prior, the memo field was populated with transaction reference information. Why did this disappear?
Two things:patty1 said:I recently upgraded from an older version of Quicken for Mac and was very surprised to find that I can't see which transactions downloaded from my bank are being entered into my Quicken register. I want the ability to review transactions after they're downloaded so I can, for example, unmatch transactions if I think that Quicken is going to match them with the wrong entries in my register. Why was this feature removed from recent versions of QfM??
I also miss the ability to review transactions before they are entered into the register. The Match Status column is the best alternative.patty1 said:I recently upgraded from an older version of Quicken for Mac and was very surprised to find that I can't see which transactions downloaded from my bank are being entered into my Quicken register. I want the ability to review transactions after they're downloaded so I can, for example, unmatch transactions if I think that Quicken is going to match them with the wrong entries in my register. Why was this feature removed from recent versions of QfM??
Done all of the above. I still hate the convoluted reconciliation process in quicken for mac. Been at it 6 months now and it just DOES NOT compare to windows. Give me a recon window, let me match, and show the big capital R so I know it is reconciled. Used to be so simple.patty1 said:I recently upgraded from an older version of Quicken for Mac and was very surprised to find that I can't see which transactions downloaded from my bank are being entered into my Quicken register. I want the ability to review transactions after they're downloaded so I can, for example, unmatch transactions if I think that Quicken is going to match them with the wrong entries in my register. Why was this feature removed from recent versions of QfM??
I agree...I really have to concentrate and compare transactions very carefully using the Mac version....there should not be so many differences between the Mac and Windows versions....patty1 said:I recently upgraded from an older version of Quicken for Mac and was very surprised to find that I can't see which transactions downloaded from my bank are being entered into my Quicken register. I want the ability to review transactions after they're downloaded so I can, for example, unmatch transactions if I think that Quicken is going to match them with the wrong entries in my register. Why was this feature removed from recent versions of QfM??
It is a real challenge to get a paper statement to reconcile with transactions that have been downloaded.patty1 said:I recently upgraded from an older version of Quicken for Mac and was very surprised to find that I can't see which transactions downloaded from my bank are being entered into my Quicken register. I want the ability to review transactions after they're downloaded so I can, for example, unmatch transactions if I think that Quicken is going to match them with the wrong entries in my register. Why was this feature removed from recent versions of QfM??
Agreed - I'm still struggling with this. I posted 4 months back about it. I'm running QW2105 in a VM and QM in parallel. It's ludicrous that with QM I'm getting double entries when someone holds a check.patty1 said:I recently upgraded from an older version of Quicken for Mac and was very surprised to find that I can't see which transactions downloaded from my bank are being entered into my Quicken register. I want the ability to review transactions after they're downloaded so I can, for example, unmatch transactions if I think that Quicken is going to match them with the wrong entries in my register. Why was this feature removed from recent versions of QfM??