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The way to move a transaction in QM2017 is to click and drag it from one register to another. Note that you cannot move transactions in the Investment registers, for hopefully obvious reasons.I agree. I just tried to move a transaction that I mistakenly put in the wrong account...and could not.
Thanks! So used to I with Windows that I never even thought to try!I agree. I just tried to move a transaction that I mistakenly put in the wrong account...and could not.
I am afraid I do not see the obvious reason you would not click and drag entries made in the wrong account to the correct account. In fact when I discussed a problem I was having with QM2016 with Tech Support they felt that drag and drop would be the best fix - but it was unavailable.I agree. I just tried to move a transaction that I mistakenly put in the wrong account...and could not.
In the meantime, since this is a function that should not often be needed, doing this manually is not onerous. This FAQ may help: (If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to click "Like", so others will know, thanks.)This IDEA has been added to the List of Requests for Data Entry and Usability Options and Features. You may want to click on the underlined link, then follow the instructions to add your vote to other related IDEAS.
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Well, first, the support rep who told you the Mac version was "virtually identical" to the Window version should be flogged with a wet noodle. Sorry... adjusting for political correctness... should be given some additional training. The reality is that the Mac version has been making progress, but it still has some major omissions versus the Windows version. Some of these omissions can be worked around if you learn how; some of the omissions are problematic.This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled I find Quicken for the Mac Primitive in several areas, Please fix!.
I am a long time Quicken user on a PC and love the program. After calling Quicken and being told that Quicken Deluxe for the Mac was now virtually identical to the PC version, I decided to purchase a Mac because of other inherent PC issues. Surprise!, Quicken for the Mac in a few areas is primitive compared to the PC version (particularly in the reports section) and missing several important features like “VOID” a transaction. I love the way the Mac runs so sure hope the people at Quicken are listening and fix the program because as it is now, you cannot make professional looking reports tailored to specific needs (like on the PC) and that is simply unacceptable.
Walt
Actually, after viewing the *comparison chart* on Quicken's site--and then following up with a Quicken representative immediately thereafter--I was told *exactly* that. So, it's probably not just one rep.This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled I find Quicken for the Mac Primitive in several areas, Please fix!.
I am a long time Quicken user on a PC and love the program. After calling Quicken and being told that Quicken Deluxe for the Mac was now virtually identical to the PC version, I decided to purchase a Mac because of other inherent PC issues. Surprise!, Quicken for the Mac in a few areas is primitive compared to the PC version (particularly in the reports section) and missing several important features like “VOID” a transaction. I love the way the Mac runs so sure hope the people at Quicken are listening and fix the program because as it is now, you cannot make professional looking reports tailored to specific needs (like on the PC) and that is simply unacceptable.
Walt
@Golf Is Fun I'm not being argumentative, but I'm curious how many transactions you void in a year? For most people, it's a handful at best. And it takes only a few seconds to manually mark a transaction as void.Golf Is Fun said:Please, please, please add a void transaction button or shortcut. I miss the options of Q2007.