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Since Quicken Windows and Quicken Mac don't have compatible data files (shared files that can be read by each other) there is no logical reason to think that reports and budgets would be compatible and available in each.QPW said:One thing you didn't mention is what Windows version you are migrating from.
On a Windows to Windows conversion the budget will be retained if the version of Quicken you are migrating from isn't too old.
As for when anything will be added to the conversion from Windows to Mac, no one will be able to tell you any kind of schedule or if they are even planning to do it.
Data file compatibility has nothing to do with the ability to migrate...that is a conversion issue, simply mapping settings from one set-up to the other. The budgets and reports themselves are not really stored as such...so the conversion is technically possible; it is just a matter of actually programming it.QPW said:One thing you didn't mention is what Windows version you are migrating from.
On a Windows to Windows conversion the budget will be retained if the version of Quicken you are migrating from isn't too old.
As for when anything will be added to the conversion from Windows to Mac, no one will be able to tell you any kind of schedule or if they are even planning to do it.
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On a Windows to Windows conversion the budget will be retained if the version of Quicken you are migrating from isn't too old.
As for when anything will be added to the conversion from Windows to Mac, no one will be able to tell you any kind of schedule or if they are even planning to do it.