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ROI is high on my wishlist as well. At least we don't have to wait a year for the next group of enhancements.CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
I vaguely recall seeing the "No holdings data available" message in the past. As I recall it was due to a problem with the system's TOY (time of year) clock. It was set to the start of the current Unix epoch, 1970-01-01 00:00:00.000, and NTD (Network Time Daemon) failing to start.CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
It's only for the one portfolio and only when I tried to change the view.CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
Odd, if I set the date before 2010, I get a chart of the portfolio value (ending at the current date). As far as I can tell the system (macOS) date is set correctly. This problem is confined to Quicken (as far as I can determine). This file does have ~30 years of data but that shouldn't be an issue.CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
Which date are you setting? The system date or the date on the right side of the Portfolio tab?CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
all the transaction information shows up in the transaction view.CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
All the securities were listed(with correct amounts) until I asked to see the "unrealized gains"CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
I continue to use Quicken Premier 2017 as my primary financial software as Quicken Mac 2017 does not yet support the investment transactions that I frequently use. I still have some 5-1/4" floppy disks for installing Quicken DOS in a box although the Tandy 2000 that I bought in 1989 has long disappeared.CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
Well, that might be a path forward but, I am unwilling to dump old transactions. Keeping records is sort of the point of finance software. I think I will keep using Quicken 2007 (mac) until they fix this software. The prettied up interface and all the missing functionality (ROI, IRR, ...) makes this software 'upgrade' a non-starter.CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
Getting rid of those fictitious entries did allow me to get back to where I can see the portfolio, I think I will keep using both 2007 and 2017 until they can bring 2017's functionality up to a useful level (for investment tracking/analysis).CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
Then you may want to add your VOTE to IDEAS found on the List of Requests Related to Investments and List of Requests for Report TypesCB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
Done.CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
would be nice as a starting point. ;-)CB said:Thanks. That's the plan for Monday. I can still use Q 2007, so all is not lost. I've noticed that IRR and ROI calculations don't seem to be available in 2017. Other than a more colorful interface and nicer graphics . . .
This problem has been reported elsewhere by other users since Q2017 was released.cneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.
I too am having the same issuecneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.
Similar issue. It appears that the "number of shares" in the portfolio value calculations are completely wrong. For instance, buy/sell transactions in November affect the number of shares at the end of October , not the end of November. Basically this makes Quicken useless if you are using it to track your portfolio value. An hour on the phone with a Quicken rep confirmed that this is happening and had no explanation or solution for the problem.cneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.
Thanks for sharing.cneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.
Doesn't match up with what I see in my accounts. I have the total shares column displayed in my brokerage accounts and the taotal is correct. In the portfolio view I can set the date to the month before a transaction and the totals are correct.cneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.
That's strange. My transaction dates are all correct (first thing I checked). What do you mean by "account date inside the transactions" - maybe I'm missing something. I might think this was unique to my copy of Quicken except the customer service desk was able to duplicate the problem and I've reinstalled QM twice with the same result. I've basically given up on QM 2017 and gone back to running QW in Parallels which is a pain to deal with all the time.cneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.
Someone mentioned a setting for manual vs automatic updates - is there such a setting somewhere? Maybe that's my problem. I'm doing manual updates.cneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.
In the Preferences' General tab, there is an Automatically download quotes checkbox. The automatic downloading of quotes is disabled when the checkbox is cleared.cneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.
Got it - thanks. That is not what is causing my problem.cneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.
If you open a stock purchase that has been entered there is a date field inside of the transaction for the transaction date. This may be different than the Quicken ledger date. You have the same for a sale transaction. For an stock add there are two dates inside of the transaction, the date the stack was added to the account and the date the stock was purchased.cneal said:This is a user community forum. If one of the other users that try to help has not had the problem or can not duplicate the problem we really can't be of assistance. The only real sugggestion I can make is to call the support number found under Help -> Contact Support. Do NOT serch the internet for the Quickenn support number as there are thrd party companies that will appear as Quicken support and charge money while offering little help.