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Two Subscriptions, One Computer Using Both Subscriptions
visualist
I just signed up for Quicken for myself. I'm working with someone with another subscription. Is there some way for me to use the separate subscriptions on my single computer and single install of Quicken and access both subscriptions?
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thecreator
@visualist
,
Yes, it requires having two Separate Quicken Data Files and each Quicken Data File, having its own online UserID Account at:
https://www.quicken.com/
MY Account and both UserIDs must be activated, if they haven't already been.
It may require you to sign in, when switching between the two Quicken Data Files, but it can indeed be done.
Only a Single install of Quicken Subscription is necessary. But you should be working with a separate Quicken Data Folder for each Subscription within your Documents Folder.
Question?
Sherlock
Yes. We may use more than one subscription on a computer. Each subscription is associated with a unique
Quicken ID
. Quicken uses the
Quicken ID
associated with the data file to identify relevant subscription. Note: When you switch data files, you may be required to authenticate.
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thecreator
@visualist
,
Yes, it requires having two Separate Quicken Data Files and each Quicken Data File, having its own online UserID Account at:
https://www.quicken.com/
MY Account and both UserIDs must be activated, if they haven't already been.
It may require you to sign in, when switching between the two Quicken Data Files, but it can indeed be done.
Only a Single install of Quicken Subscription is necessary. But you should be working with a separate Quicken Data Folder for each Subscription within your Documents Folder.
Question?
Sherlock
Yes. We may use more than one subscription on a computer. Each subscription is associated with a unique
Quicken ID
. Quicken uses the
Quicken ID
associated with the data file to identify relevant subscription. Note: When you switch data files, you may be required to authenticate.
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