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"Fit to one page wide" with Print Budgets isn't working Quicken Deluxe 2019 Windows

bbooks

When printing a budget (File, Print Budgets) I check "Fit to one page wide" but it doesn't work. My columns do not fit on a landscape page. I tried adjusting the font size and type until the preview looked correct but when I printed that, all the columns were squished into the middle leaving 3.5 inch margins on the right and left.

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Jim_Harman

I feel your pain.

Legal size paper works for me, or have you tried Reports > Spending > Current Budget and Historical Budget instead? The formatting is nicer but they may not have the layout you want.

bbooks

Thanks, Jim. Pain, yes. Perhaps I'm missing something, but I don't see the ability to print a budget there - that is, just the budget without current spending included.

Jim_Harman

Another option for either the File > Print budgets or the other reports is to export the data to Excel and format it there

Bob_L

Cleaning up in Excel is also a pain. I would like the current budget report to have a check box on the display page that says “Budget Only”, i.e. no actual, no differences.

bbooks

Indeed, do-able in Excel, but a real pain to clean up each time. If Quicken is going to create a feature like Print Budgets and "fit to one page wide" it shouldn't fail so spectacularly.