Actual vs. Budgeted Reports: customize date range and get comparisons (Q Mac) (13 Legacy Votes)

jacobs

Just be aware that changing your computer's clock to a date in the past can cause unexpected problems. For instance, I consider my local backups with Time Machine and cloud backups with iDrive crucial aspects of my computing environment; for that reason, I would not set my clock back. (Other background functions in macOS rely on a consistent clock as well.)

I remain hopeful that the developers will deliver a usable budget report, and as we head towards the middle of 2024, sooner rather than later.

John D. 777

I vote for this one, too. It is an essential feature of any budget analysis. Doesn't everyone want know "actual performance versus budget" at each month end?

Milton Adam

This was a go-to report when I used Q for Windows. Please include this in the Q for Mac.

NorthernExposure

I came to the Community specifically to post this same request and found 145 comments already made on the subject. Wow. What an active community! As a career software product marketing professional I would say that the Quicken team is very fortunate indeed! Looking forward to the enhancement!

gstella

I came on today to suggest that Quicken for Mac make it possible to customize the dates of Budget reports and see that this has been requested since 2018 without apparent resolution!! It is frustrating that if I for example want to check on July 1 how I did on my budget for Jan through June, the report includes anticipated expenses for July also…

aguyawry

Another +1

obrienjm1

Another +1