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Security Transactions

Mark Androw

How do I find the security transaction history in Quicken 2018 Premier? In 2017 Windows you could look up all your securities and click to see the transactions.

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Mark Androw

Thanks for the prompt reply but are you looking at 2018 Macintosh Premier? I don't have some of the menus you referenced. I also don't have any investment reports or tabs.

J_Mike

Thanks for the prompt reply but are you looking at 2018 Macintosh Premier? I don't have some of the menus you referenced. I also don't have any investment reports or tabs.

@Mark

Yes, RickO is referring to QMac - any version.

The transaction history 'report' is generated directly within the account transaction register - not from the menu item 'Reports'.
You are effectively filtering the transaction register to show only activity for a given security.

Suggest that you add the Shares and Share Balance columns to the register display to provide additional useful information (if you haven't already).

Concordman

First, select a single investment account register in the sidebar, or a group register such as Investing, Brokerage or Retirement. Transactions will be limited to that account or group.

Click the Transactions tab button next to Portfolio at the top. Then in the search box, top right, enter the name of the security.

As a shortcut, you can right click on any transaction for that security, then choose "Find SECURITY NAME" from the contextual menu. However, there's a bug in this feature... it will initially show no results. You need to click the magnifying glass in the search box and change it from "Payee" to "Security/Payee" and then the results will show.

You can then print the filtered register or export it to CSV for use in Excel/Numbers (menu File > Export).

Also make sure All Visible Columns is checked

Mark Androw

Rick,

Thanks for taking the time to do screen shots and walk me through the process. That is great. Quicken Premier is terrific and the fact that Bill Pay is now included makes it less expensive to have a subscription that just the monthly cost of Bill Pay @ $9.95/month.

My only feature request is that you could search for Security Symbol instead of just the name but that is just a quibble over an otherwise very robust product.

James Sapp

Just for the record, both Deluxe and Premier version provide the same services for securities. The only differences in the two versions is Bill Pay using Quicken connect (Direct connect bill pay is included in Deluxe), higher priority to the help desk and, of course, higher cost for the software are provided by the Premier version.