Entering investment transaction one at a time
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Hello Bill,
Welcome to the Quicken Community! Thank you for taking the time to share this issue with us although I apologize that you have not yet received a response.
Please take a moment and review https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/add-your-quicken-information-to-your-posts and post back with the version and release information for your Quicken so we may assist further.
Thank you,
Sarah0 -
Also clarify:
I can no longer enter transactions one after the other.
What is keeping your from doing so? What is happening?-splasher using Q continuously since 1996
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I am having the same issue. When I enter an investment transaction and click Enter New, instead of posting the transaction and setting up for the next transaction, there are no securities in the drop down box and it asks me to enter a new security.
Lee McCullough
Window 7 Professional, Quicken 2017 Version R16.2 Build 26.1.16.20 -
@Sarah: a bug was introduced in a recent update. I have documented it in another thread, but have been unable to get anyone from Quicken to take interest in the issue. I’d be happy to re-provide the details. Perhaps then you could verify the issue and file a product defect report?Quicken Sarah said:Hello Bill,
Welcome to the Quicken Community! Thank you for taking the time to share this issue with us although I apologize that you have not yet received a response.
Please take a moment and review https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/add-your-quicken-information-to-your-posts and post back with the version and release information for your Quicken so we may assist further.
Thank you,
Sarah0 -
Hi @Arctic Hare,Quicken Sarah said:Hello Bill,
Welcome to the Quicken Community! Thank you for taking the time to share this issue with us although I apologize that you have not yet received a response.
Please take a moment and review https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/add-your-quicken-information-to-your-posts and post back with the version and release information for your Quicken so we may assist further.
Thank you,
Sarah
Thank you for bringing this back to my attention, I remember seeing the other thread and am also replicating this behavior in my copy of Quicken 2018 US however, this change almost seems to be "by design" and not quite a bug.
Regardless, I'm opening a ticket with Development to review this process and determine if the change was by design or is a bug that needs to be fixed. If it was by design, I'm also requesting this change be re-evaluated for a better User experience.
Thanks!
Sarah0 -
@Sarah: I can't imagine how the new behaviour could be "by design". The way it worked previously, it kept the previously used security in the pick-box, but if you clicked on the pick-box you could see the other securities and you could select one of the other securities. Since the change, the last used security name is persistent (which is good), but now, if you click on the pick-box, the only security in the list is the one that you used last (bad). With the new behaviour, you have delete the last used security name to get the pick-box list to refresh and display all the securities. The way it worked before was ideal; it did retain the name of the last used security, but it also allowed you to change it easily. The change is a loss of functionality... and the process of using the delete button to refresh the pick-box list must not be intuitive to most people, evidenced by the multiple posts/complaints here.Quicken Sarah said:Hello Bill,
Welcome to the Quicken Community! Thank you for taking the time to share this issue with us although I apologize that you have not yet received a response.
Please take a moment and review https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/add-your-quicken-information-to-your-posts and post back with the version and release information for your Quicken so we may assist further.
Thank you,
Sarah
Thanks for looking into this !0 -
I am having the same issue as the comments above. It has been 3 months and still no resolution of this issue. It seems to me that "Enter New" should relate the the same security that was previously entered. This was definitely the result of an update but I find it very frustrating after working with Quicken for over 10 years using the old method. It becomes particularly annoying since when you type in the name of the security the first few letters bring up an extra long list from which to choose.Lee McCullough said:I am having the same issue. When I enter an investment transaction and click Enter New, instead of posting the transaction and setting up for the next transaction, there are no securities in the drop down box and it asks me to enter a new security.
Lee McCullough
Window 7 Professional, Quicken 2017 Version R16.2 Build 26.1.16.2
Kelley Brennan
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My ikssue is the same as Bill's and QPW's. Having just switched from Quicken Premier 2016 for Windows to Quicken 2019, ver R18.8, Build 27.1.18.16, I find that when entering repeated transactions into (or out of) my financial money fund, I now have to select the specific fund each time whereas for Q2016, it would retain the last entered fund name. I can appreciate that some may not like to have the prior fund name retained, but it would be nice to at least give those of us who hate having to select it repeatedly the option of maintaining it. I suspect that many who deal with a financial management company like Fidelity are not happy having to enter the money fund over and over.0