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How do I download a CSV file for my Account Summary Report?
Chaser
Am I to understand correctly that the only report available to download to Excel is a Category report? If so, this is absolutely and totally unacceptable and I will be looking for alternative software.
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jacobs
I'd also add that if you have a lot of investment accounts, you can export the portfolio view of your investments accounts. This won't include your banking accounts and loans, like the Account Summary, but for many people, investments is a primary area of interest, so I'm just noting that this is exportable data.
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@RickO
alluded to, the reports available on the Reports menu underneath New Report are actually the "old reports" which came over from the 2010-era Quicken Essentials program. Those reports were rudimentary and not easily configurable, so the developers set out two years ago to write an all-new reports engine and interface. Little by little, they've been adding new functionality, which is all hidden under the innocuous-looking New Report option on the menu. The new reports allow users to control which columns are in the reports, the order and width of columns, scaling to fit on a printed page, and they're all exportable. But New Reports doesn't yet exist for balance sheet-type reports, like the Account Summary or Net Worth. It seems extremely likely that those are forthcoming as they continue to build out features of the new reports, but we don't know what will be delivered when.
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jacobs
I'd also add that if you have a lot of investment accounts, you can export the portfolio view of your investments accounts. This won't include your banking accounts and loans, like the Account Summary, but for many people, investments is a primary area of interest, so I'm just noting that this is exportable data.
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@RickO
alluded to, the reports available on the Reports menu underneath New Report are actually the "old reports" which came over from the 2010-era Quicken Essentials program. Those reports were rudimentary and not easily configurable, so the developers set out two years ago to write an all-new reports engine and interface. Little by little, they've been adding new functionality, which is all hidden under the innocuous-looking New Report option on the menu. The new reports allow users to control which columns are in the reports, the order and width of columns, scaling to fit on a printed page, and they're all exportable. But New Reports doesn't yet exist for balance sheet-type reports, like the Account Summary or Net Worth. It seems extremely likely that those are forthcoming as they continue to build out features of the new reports, but we don't know what will be delivered when.
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