Printing selected parts of registry reports in Quicken Deluxe 2018

Atreyu

After creating a register report sorted by category, I tried to print only one category but it stills prints out the whole report.  I've tried selecting the information and doing a copy and paste into Word.  I've tried to pint the selected information directly from Quicken but there seems to no option to just print a portion of the report.  Am I missing something or is it not possible to do this?

Thank you,

Atreyu

Sherlock

The way to select one category in a report is to press Alt + C, select the Categories tab, Clear All, check the desired category, and select OK.

Atreyu

Hi Sherlock, that's it!

You've explained it so that even I can understand what to do.  And it works!  Thank you very much.  Now my life can be a little less paper intensive.  I just wish the program help was a little more helpful.

Jim, thanks for responding but I'm not sure what you said makes sense to me.

Anyway, thank you both for helping.

Atreyu

Sherlock

You should be able to print the customized Register report.  I suspect you may be pressing Ctrl + P.  To print from a report, you should press Alt + P (or click on the print icon).

Atreyu

Hi Sherlock,

Thank you for responding but your suggestion changed nothing about the results of trying again.

Maybe I can explain it better.  After creating the register report, I use the cursor to select one of the categories that I want printed separately.  When I go to print, whether it's using CTRL+P, ALT+P, the Print icon on the menu bar or right-clicking the selected data, there is no option to print only the selected items and the whole report gets printed.

The best I seem to be able to do is print the page that the selected item(s) are on.

Thank you again.

Atreyu

Sherlock

The way to select one category in a report is to press Alt + C, select the Categories tab, Clear All, check the desired category, and select OK.

Jim_Harman

I think the confusion here is between displaying and printing a register vs. going to Reports > Spending and customizing one of those reports. 

The latter approach is what you want to do I think.

Atreyu

Hi Sherlock, that's it!

You've explained it so that even I can understand what to do.  And it works!  Thank you very much.  Now my life can be a little less paper intensive.  I just wish the program help was a little more helpful.

Jim, thanks for responding but I'm not sure what you said makes sense to me.

Anyway, thank you both for helping.

Atreyu