Add ability to choose months/yearly data for budget prints/reports (43 Legacy Votes) (Q Mac)

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I would request that you include an option in the budget report to just print the monthly budgeted columns and not an actual and difference column.

For budgets, I would love to have YTD budgets. Right now I can only see where I am for the month and the full year which isn't really helpful until the year ends.

Jim Hannah

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled Budget Reort.

I have Quicken 2017 for MAC and I want to do a budget report without exporting. Right now you can do a budget report for 1 month or 12 months. I want a report for year to end of current month(1-1-17 to 5-31-17}. Does Quicken plan to have this. It was done in the older Quicken for Windows 2013. If I pay a bill with a Bill Payment App. for the end of the month, it is not reflected in the the budget reports current available.

Helen Mills

For budgets, I would love to have YTD budgets. Right now I can only see where I am for the month and the full year which isn't really helpful until the year ends.

I totally agree and have also requested this

Crashmeister

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled QMac: Allow ending month selection on Budget View - currently has only YTD and fu....

The only options when viewing a budget are YTD and full year.
So on 1st July I cannot see my budget vs actuals for Jan-Jun because July is already included. This is stupid.

Please allow the selection of the ending month so we can see meaningful data.

Jim Hannah

Does anyone know if this has been fixed in the 2018 release? Thanks

Concordman

It has not been fixed

Just checking in on this topic-- I have been using and loving much about Quicken for Mac, but am totally frustrated by the inability to customize budget reports, as described, or to do budgeted/actual reports as I could do (and did monthly!) in Windows. What is the status of this in Quicken for Mac? Is it in the development pipeline? How can we find out?

Just checking in on this topic-- I have been using and loving much about Quicken for Mac, but am totally frustrated by the inability to customize budget reports, as described, or to do budgeted/actual reports as I could do (and did monthly!) in Windows. What is the status of this in Quicken for Mac? Is it in the development pipeline? How can we find out?

Quicken will NEVER release it's future plans for improvement or bug fixes or added features.

Just checking in on this topic-- I have been using and loving much about Quicken for Mac, but am totally frustrated by the inability to customize budget reports, as described, or to do budgeted/actual reports as I could do (and did monthly!) in Windows. What is the status of this in Quicken for Mac? Is it in the development pipeline? How can we find out?

Fair enough-- no reason to give people extra reasons to get upset! If I follow this thread, am I likely to hear if and when such a feature has been released? And/or any other suggestions?

Just checking in on this topic-- I have been using and loving much about Quicken for Mac, but am totally frustrated by the inability to customize budget reports, as described, or to do budgeted/actual reports as I could do (and did monthly!) in Windows. What is the status of this in Quicken for Mac? Is it in the development pipeline? How can we find out?

Actually, it is not NEVER, but it is rare...and so no, you are not likely to know well in advance. The surest is to monitor the Release Notes here.

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Just checking in on this topic-- I have been using and loving much about Quicken for Mac, but am totally frustrated by the inability to customize budget reports, as described, or to do budgeted/actual reports as I could do (and did monthly!) in Windows. What is the status of this in Quicken for Mac? Is it in the development pipeline? How can we find out?

Sigh. I was afraid it might be something like that. Searching those notes is challenging, and almost always leads me back to this forum, to see if there are any updates.

Crashmeister

Just checking in on this topic-- I have been using and loving much about Quicken for Mac, but am totally frustrated by the inability to customize budget reports, as described, or to do budgeted/actual reports as I could do (and did monthly!) in Windows. What is the status of this in Quicken for Mac? Is it in the development pipeline? How can we find out?

You can't release what you don't have

This reply was created from a merged topic originally titled viewing budget for specific time frames.

Quicken 2018 - I'd like to see how I'm doing in my budget for different time frames. Right now, I can only see year-to-date, or each month individually. For example, it's May now, but I'd like to see how I did from January -April, now that those months are completed. Is there any way to adjust the time frame when viewing budget performance ?

Harry5

In the report "Current Budget" you can customize all dates and choose your own time frame.

Could you clarify-- is this income/expense report available in Quicken 2018 for MAC? If so, I will pony up the $$ immediately! But my understanding is that this very old (and much used by me) Windows feature is not yet available on the Mac platform...

UKR

Could you clarify-- is this income/expense report available in Quicken 2018 for MAC? If so, I will pony up the $$ immediately! But my understanding is that this very old (and much used by me) Windows feature is not yet available on the Mac platform...

Sorry, Shelley,

@Harry posted a response that is valid only for Quicken for Windows.

This entire thread of messages is about Quicken for Mac which has yet to learn how to do what every Q Mac user is asking for ...

In the report "Current Budget" you can customize all dates and choose your own time frame.

this IDEA thread is for QMac since it does currently exist there.

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