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Actually, that's even worse. At least in the securities window, you can double click on the security or open it for edit with Cmd-E. Going straight from the Portfolio view requires a click, a mouse over to a new window and then another click. Which is then followed by another eight steps.BruceG said:In Quicken for Mac 2019, when your in the Portfolio view you can click on the Security Name and then click "Edit Security". That take you directly to that security for editing. This is still not straight forward but it avoids the securities window.
I think I'd rather not spend. It's available for free in the Windows version. Why should we pay extra for basic functionality for the Mac version?RickO said:Depending on whether you want to spend a little to solve this, you could get a macro tool like Keyboard Maestro ($36) and program all the keystrokes need to get to the price entry field as a single-key macro.
Makes sense. I only mentioned it because I use KM for tons of stuff. I'm very keyboard focused and hate reaching for the mouse when I don't have too. So I've created many macros for Quicken and even more for other programs.RickO said:Depending on whether you want to spend a little to solve this, you could get a macro tool like Keyboard Maestro ($36) and program all the keystrokes need to get to the price entry field as a single-key macro.
You have my support and vote. If you're still interested in a solution here's how I work it currently:qazwsx said:In Quicken for Mac, I really need to be able to update prices for MULTIPLE securities through ONE csv.