data file did not migrate from Q2017 into Q2019 with up grade
suecheat
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I have 2 data accounts. Only one is available in 'Recently Opened' after I upgraded from 2017 to 2019. How do I find it??
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Best Answer
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This isn't too hard to accomplish:
- Launch your older version of 2017, and open the other file you wish to migrate. If you get any warnings about wanting to open 2019, don't-you simply want 2017 here.
- Once you have the correct file you wish to migrate open in 2017, hold down the command key, and click on the filename at the top of the Quicken Window.
- In that popup, choose the parent folder which likely is Documents. See attached below:
- Quit Quicken 2017.
- Double click on the file you wish to migrate to 2019, and you will get a popup about wishing to convert it to the new version. Your old version will remain untouched.
- Once in 2019, you can again use the Open Recent to jump back and fourth between files.
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This isn't too hard to accomplish:
- Launch your older version of 2017, and open the other file you wish to migrate. If you get any warnings about wanting to open 2019, don't-you simply want 2017 here.
- Once you have the correct file you wish to migrate open in 2017, hold down the command key, and click on the filename at the top of the Quicken Window.
- In that popup, choose the parent folder which likely is Documents. See attached below:
- Quit Quicken 2017.
- Double click on the file you wish to migrate to 2019, and you will get a popup about wishing to convert it to the new version. Your old version will remain untouched.
- Once in 2019, you can again use the Open Recent to jump back and fourth between files.
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Thank you! That did the trick.0
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