Enable customizing the Mac net worth report by year (40 Legacy Votes)

Tony Alwardt

Currently the net worth report in Quicken 2017 for Mac does not enable you to set the filter criteria by year.  Instead it defaults to show the data for every month. In the windows version I often run this report with the data displayed across all time shown per year.  I really miss this report in the mac version.

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Snoopy FC

Tony, couldn't agree more.  Just added the same thought here before I noticed your addition.  https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/enable-customizing-the-mac-net-worth-report-by-y...

Snoopy FC

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Add option to show years in the table below the graph in the net worth report QM2....


Right now the table only shows month/year for each column, as shown in the picture below.  Can we add the option to only show the data by year?  I have too many months to look across and it would be more helpful to see by year.  

Erick

I agree with the year idea.  I would also like quarterly columns.

CK

I totally agree.  And there is no way to view the entire report because it extends horizontally without scroll bars.

Kathy Schaffer

There are many features that were available in Windows, but this is the one I miss the most after switching to MAC version.  

markrougeux

Net worth reports are as of a moment in time. A snapshot. But the Reporting function only wants to give a range of dates. From x month to x month, which is not what I want. I want a typical, end of year report. I don't care about all the months of the year. Just a simple snapshot that will appear on one page. Currently, the net worth report spill over 3 pages! It's disastrous, and hopelessly useless. The old Quicken 2007 for the Mac had a very nice Net Worth report as well as a good Income Report (Income reports ARE for a period of time, not snapshots.) I don't understand how after all these years of the new Quicken, I cannot generate simple Income statements and Balance Sheets. Please provide this very basic functionality. Thanks

RickO

If you click customize and change the date range to "this month", you will have a point in time net worth report.

markrougeux

And what is the precise date of "this month?"
You don't generate balance sheets for "a month." They are as of a point in time. This particular day, or that. If I enter "this month," what will be the day of that month from which the data is gathered? There could be up to 31 possibilities! You see the problem? Quicken doesn't let you choose A date, apparently. So if I want a report for 12/31/18, how do I create that?

Then there is also the mammoth problem with the formatting, as I mentioned. At least Q2007 knew how to format financial reports!

RickO

The date is as of the last day of the month. But I agree, you should be able to choose any specific date.

NotACPA

Actually, this sounds like another shortcoming in QMac's reports.  In QWin, we can choose any dates that we want via the "Custom Date" option;

markrougeux

Q2007 for the Mac understood that you didn't want or need to specify and interval for a net worth statement. It's pointless to specify a "from" and "to" date for it. In Q2007, there was simply a box for a single date. Wonder why that is so hard to implement?

stan

Since the above dialogue has not prompted any action on Quicken's part, I have added my voice to the need to add some of the basic report formatting available in Windows versions to the Mac version. Something as elementary as making the graph printing optional would certainly help.

John_M

It seems to me that the easiest way of fixing this would be to add a "pick date" to the existing "Accounts Summary" report.

jacobs

The entire Accounts Summary report needs to be modernized. It's a carry-over from the 2010-era Quicken Essentials and hasn't been updated much. In addition to not being able to specify an "as of" date, it can't be printed at all and has limited control over account grouping and display (the groups don't quite match the left sidebar groups, which have been changed over time).