Fixed Format for Dates
When Category Reports are selected the category detail dates should be fixed at mm/dd/yyyy (i.e. always a 2 position month, always a 2 position day and always a 4 position year). That would be easier on the eyes than mixing a 1 position month (1-9 would be 01-09), 1 position day (1-9 would be 01-09) and 4 position year.
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Control Panel > Clock, Language and Region > Region Language > Change the date, time or number format
Make sure you have English (United States) as the format selected.
Make sure you have M/d/yy as the short date
Make sure you have MMMM d, yyyy as the long date.
Make sure you press "Apply" when done.
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- select 'System Preferences'.
- Then click in Language & Text
- then click the Formats tab
There you can adjust your settings. You will probably need to quit and relaunch Quicken for the changes to take effect.(If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to click "Like", so others will know, thanks.)
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