account shows 37 transactions but only 2 are showing
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Check the filter set at the top of the register. Are you using Windows or Mac and which version?
I'm staying on Quicken 2013 Premier for Windows.
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What "increase" and "decrease" are you talking about? WHERE in Q do those buttons appear.Windows 10 I did check the filters and all were set properly; thanks. I just rechecked and went from all transactions to "increase" many more populated. When I changed to "decrease" none indicated. And, when all, only two populate until I move the cursor down the field.
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There are three drop down boxes: All Dates, Any Type, and All Transactions. I checked on all transactions, then increase and then decrease, and all transactions again. When I go back to the default, "37 transactions" shows below the window, and only three populate, and i have to click on a blank line to get that. When I tried yesterday to add the most recent transaction, which should be much lower in the "register", the table wouldn't take it. Sorry this is so late in getting back on line.Windows 10 I did check the filters and all were set properly; thanks. I just rechecked and went from all transactions to "increase" many more populated. When I changed to "decrease" none indicated. And, when all, only two populate until I move the cursor down the field.
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There is NO button named Increase (nor Decrease) in a banking/card account register. WHAT are you actually clicking on?Windows 10 I did check the filters and all were set properly; thanks. I just rechecked and went from all transactions to "increase" many more populated. When I changed to "decrease" none indicated. And, when all, only two populate until I move the cursor down the field.
Is it one of the triangles (sometimes called "arrowheads") in a Column header? If so, which column.
If you could post a snapshot of what you're seeing, it would help. The Windows Snipping tool (in your Win Accessories folder) works well for this.
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Sounds like she is clicking on the filter controls at the upper left of the account register.Windows 10 I did check the filters and all were set properly; thanks. I just rechecked and went from all transactions to "increase" many more populated. When I changed to "decrease" none indicated. And, when all, only two populate until I move the cursor down the field.
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Except she says that there's 3 drop down boxes "All Dates", "Any Type" and "All Transactions" ... THEN she says "increase and decrease".Windows 10 I did check the filters and all were set properly; thanks. I just rechecked and went from all transactions to "increase" many more populated. When I changed to "decrease" none indicated. And, when all, only two populate until I move the cursor down the field.
Neither Increase nor Decrease are options in any of the 3 dropdowns.Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
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Increase and decrease are filter values, I believe in the "Any Type" filter.Windows 10 I did check the filters and all were set properly; thanks. I just rechecked and went from all transactions to "increase" many more populated. When I changed to "decrease" none indicated. And, when all, only two populate until I move the cursor down the field.
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> "Increase and decrease are filter values, I believe in the "Any Type" filter.Windows 10 I did check the filters and all were set properly; thanks. I just rechecked and went from all transactions to "increase" many more populated. When I changed to "decrease" none indicated. And, when all, only two populate until I move the cursor down the field.
Correct, mshiggins, but only if you are looking at Asset accounts.
The values used in the "Any Type" filter dropdown appear to be using the names of the columns in the register used for
- Payment, Deposit
- Charge, Payment
- Increase, Decrease
- etc.
again, depending on and varying with the account type of the open register.
Now, let's try to get back to the original problem ...
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