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The original idea was that if an account has not had it's settings changed, it should take on the default settings.As much as I do like the infinite account customization, this would simplify things and would be similar to the setup of QM2007. The more accounts a person has, the more tedious the infinite settings become. Perhaps a button could be added to make the changes universal through all accounts.
That's also my major grievance with the current UI - it's fine if you only have a few accounts, but once they get into the double-digits you aren't going to want to fiddle with each individual display. Especially for people upgrading from an older version, which is probably a large portion of their customer base.As much as I do like the infinite account customization, this would simplify things and would be similar to the setup of QM2007. The more accounts a person has, the more tedious the infinite settings become. Perhaps a button could be added to make the changes universal through all accounts.
In case it is not clear, should be available for investment accounts too.Forgot to mention the following option:
- continue to allow resizing of columns (or if they have to be fixed sizes, allow the column widths to resize as the the window for the account register is resized).
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This would be a great idea - but I would further suggest that there be a separate button for investment accounts and cash/bank accountsAs much as I do like the infinite account customization, this would simplify things and would be similar to the setup of QM2007. The more accounts a person has, the more tedious the infinite settings become. Perhaps a button could be added to make the changes universal through all accounts.
Hey Karl,This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Allow adjust of column size on reports.
Would like to adjust the columns width on printed reports. As it is now when I attempt to print report of transaction the account takes up half the page. My account names are not that long. The current setup prevents me from having all the info on one page. Work around is to export csv file and print from Numbers.
The concept is simple...I doubt the implementation is... Anyway, as much as I would like this too, there are much more important features they are focused on. So we will have to wait and see where this fits into their list of priorities; and it is a LONG list.For the love of Bob, Quicken, implement this! It's just a no-brainer!
I wanted to first make sure you're referring to Quicken Mac here. The modern version of Quicken Mac has only existed for the past 8 years, so I just wanted to make sure we're talking about the same thing.JRMcG said:These simple standards have been needed for more than a DECADE.
I'm confused. If you change the formatting of a register — adding or removing columns, change the order of the columns, changing the width of the columns — those changes are retained the next time you visit the register, the next time you run Quicken. They're permanent unless you change them again. So what are you meaning about needing to reformat registers each time you visit it?JRMcG said:Being able to move between registers without having to reformat EACH one, EACH time is not a huge ask.