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Bug in "Returns by Account" chart on my home page

mpmango

The chart labeled "Returns by Account" when placed onto my home page (it's just called "Returns" when selecting it for customization) does not display bars for each account that is selected to display. The software appears to select / limit to only 5 or 6 accounts at random when I select more than this. There is clearly more room to display additional bars in the chart.

When I choose to "Show Full Graph" I am able to select as many accounts as I want without issue.

How can I get this graph to display more than 6 accounts on my home page?

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Sherlock

We cannot display more than 5 accounts in the Returns item on a Home tab view.

mshiggins

Can you add the snapshot more than once and select different accounts for each one?

mpmango

@Sherlock If it can't display more than 5, then why can I put 6 on it—but only sometimes, depending on which/how many accounts I select to display?

@mshiggins That's a great idea, and, YES I was able to do this! It doesn't give me the Total IRR that I'm looking for (since the accounts are split across two snapshots,) but it certainly gets me much closer to what I want.

Sherlock

mpmango said:

@Sherlock If it can't display more than 5, then why can I put 6 on it—but only sometimes, depending on which/how many accounts I select to display?

I've never been able to display more than 5 accounts on the Returns item so if you managed to display 6 you're more likely to know why than I am.

Jim_Harman

@mpmango,

On that item, because the results are annualized, be sure to select a time period of at least one year for the display.

Instead of the default Year to date, you might want to pick last 12 months or Yearly/Current year for the date range, unless your assumption is that the year to date performance will continue for the rest of the year. It would be wonderful if that were the case for the rest of this year, but I wouldn't count on it!

mpmango

Thanks, @Jim_Harman ... yes I am using "last 12 months" for the date range.
I've reported this as a bug to Quicken. This snapshot has been this way for many years and it really should not be limited to 5 or 6 accounts.

mshiggins

From C. D. Bales:

"This snapshot has been this way for many years ...".

At least as far back as Q2004. I suspect for good reason.

" ... and it really should not be limited to 5 or 6 accounts."

How, exactly, did you determine that? If you know something that Quicken does not know, you should post that here.

Otherwise it seems to me this discussion should be changed to an IDEA (a "suggestion").

Perhaps Quicken could include all the "other" (undisplayed) selected accounts in a separate bar of their own. Don't know what value that would have; but at the least, it should preclude complaints that some accounts are not included in the snapshot.

[Note: the Home tab snapshot for Expenses can not come close to displaying pie slices or subtotals for all Categories. The individual categories that are not displayed in their own pie slice are included in an "Other" category. Some have complained, but I don't consider it a bug - and to my knowledge, no one has demonstrated that it is.]