Report on dividends (or anything else) export to CSV?
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Sorry, saw a similar post just now that did not show up in my search. I see the answer is I can't do this, but others wish to do something similar as well. And yes, I voted for the feature. https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/portfolio-report-s34cxgbvlfxxp0
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What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
Qmac 2018 does have the ability to export register transactions to a CSV file. One can filter/sort the transaction register as desired and then export.
From the menu bar - File > Export > Register Transactions to CSV File...
The link you referenced is primarily concerned with exporting the Portfolio View to CSV. This is still not available in QMac 2018.QWin & QMac (Deluxe) Subscription
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Are you able to get reinvested dividends and reinvested capital gains included in this report? If so, how? These amounts always get ignored when I try to create a report of all investment income.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
Yes...either way.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.
Just follow my directions above. Make sure you use a New Report, then a Category Summary Report , select a date range (This Year) and select ONLY your investment accounts (taxable, retirement, or all) and select ALL the categories.0 -
Same as Bill, my reinvested dividends are not showing up in the report either - and that is what I need to know about. I am using 2018 Mac.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
Thanks! I see now. You have to SELECT ALL the items in the transaction register otherwise that export option is ghosted... Seriously Quicken?JM said:Qmac 2018 does have the ability to export register transactions to a CSV file. One can filter/sort the transaction register as desired and then export.
From the menu bar - File > Export > Register Transactions to CSV File...
The link you referenced is primarily concerned with exporting the Portfolio View to CSV. This is still not available in QMac 2018.
However, there is another problem. I am not getting data I can work with in the export. Instead of one column for shares and one for price, an entire cell for my 100+ dividend items has a text string, for example, "51.779 shares @ 30.900172.
So, now I need to write some little text parsing functions here? Jesus, it never ends with these guys.
In summary, instead of a built in report, that would be so easy yet does not work to include reinvested dividends, I need to:
1. Filter transactions by time period and string "Reinvest"
2. Select ALL
3. File - Export - Register Transactions to CSV File
4. Open file in Excel
5. Write two functions to parse # shares and price from the export "data" column
6. Enter a few functions and/or use subtotals to view my dividends by fund, stock, account, taxable, non taxable...
So easy! So glad I have Quicken 018 to do all this for me!0 -
What category do you have for your reinvested dividends? Are you using the correct Type of transaction (Reinvest...and then Dividend, Long Term Capital Gain, Short Term Capital Gain, Interest)?What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.
Here's a screenshot of my report, as I set up using the above:
And when I click on each Category, I can see each individual transaction by date, account and amount.0 -
BTW...I have Quicken Mac 2017. You have 2018. I have zero knowledge of what's available and what works in 2018.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
Thank you. I was using the wrong report sequence.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.
Clicked Reports - Category Summary (NOT "New report" - that is what I did before)
Clicked Customize, then choose accounts and categories.
Bill, this works. Works in 2018. Thank you again!
P.S. From your screen shot, we have almost the same amount in dividend earnings this year. :-) Thankfully I pay estimated taxes on this, so less pain with the return this year.0 -
Thank you, this makes sense . However, I was able to get to my ultimate goal (info on reinvested dividends) via the advice above. A few little usability quirks kept me from understanding how to make a report that, in my case, eliminates the need to export and manage this.JM said:Qmac 2018 does have the ability to export register transactions to a CSV file. One can filter/sort the transaction register as desired and then export.
From the menu bar - File > Export > Register Transactions to CSV File...
The link you referenced is primarily concerned with exporting the Portfolio View to CSV. This is still not available in QMac 2018.0 -
Sorry about that. I had the sequence correct in the original post. In the second, I added in the "New Report" report. That does NOT work. You have to use the "stock" Category Summary" report in Quicken Mac to get this to work.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.
Sorry about the typo and misleading you.
As to the dividends and capital gains, I've still got more coming in as it's end of year dividend time.
I'm retired and have retirement income, which I "generously" withhold taxes from upon withdrawal.
I'm still getting money back from the IRS.0 -
I still cannot get it to work. I select category summary (not new report), select date range, investment accounts, and all categories. The report shows zero "Money In."What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
That is truly bizarre Bill. I just did what you said and I get all kinds of money in and out. Have you tried clicking Customize in the upper right to verify accounts and/or categories are selected? I'm sure you probably did, so apologies for what is probably useless advice. What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
B Hawks, good for you. That we are all here talking about this demonstrates that we are each working toward retirement. I am amazed that so many of my coworkers, friends, family... many who make good money are so uninvolved or committed to learning about all this and managing their retirement.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
P.S. Bill is Quicken displaying any accounts or categories in the header section of your Category Summary report?What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
Bill...make sure that TAGS is set to NONE and PAYEES is set to NONE.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
Payees set to NONE solved the problem. Thank you all.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.0 -
Yes, that is a poor criteria selector...Note too that it is not possible to select BOTH transactions with Payees, categories or tags with the ALL/NONE selector. You may want to add your VOTE to Add Selection Criteria for -No Category- and -No Tag- on Reports.What version of Quicken Mac are you using.
I have Quicken Mac 2017 and I've set up REPORTS > Category Summary > Customize and select THIS YEAR and selected just the investment accounts.
All your dividend reinvestments, short term capital gains and long term capital gains will show there. You can select taxable investment accounts or taxable and retirement accounts, if you wish.
Quicken Mac will save the reports for you to refer to later.
Additionally, you could run a Tax Schedule report and your Schedule B and Schedule D transactions will also show there for your taxable accounts.
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So...let's get the instructions completely correct now...so there is NO confusion for Quicken Mac users...
To create a report on reinvested dividends and capital gains in Quicken Mac:
1 Reports
2 Category Summary. Make sure you use the "stock" listed Category Summary report. DO NOT USE New Reports!
3 Create a name for the report
4 Use This Year as the Date Range
5 In Accounts, select ONLY your investment accounts
6 In Categories, select ALL ... or place a checkmark for the Investments main category...which will then select all the subcategories under the Investment category.
7 In Tags select NONE.
8 In Payees select NONE.
You'll now have your report for reinvestments.
And Quicken Mac will automatically save this report and have it in the Reports list.
In my case, I've created reports for Reinvest Dividends and Capital Gains for my taxable investment accounts...and then one for ALL my investment accounts.
You'll also have the opportunity to export this report to a .csv file by clicking on the "Export csv" in the upper right heading area of the report.
You can then manipulate this data in Excel or Numbers.0
