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My latest Q version suggests old transation amounts when I enter a payee rather than the most recent

nicksokol2

prior transaction for the payee. This is especially bothersome when I enter recurring transactions each month. I don't care what I paid for a Medicare monthly premium in 2008. It would ne great if Quicken could recall what I paid last month. My old version did this always.

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Sherlock

volvogirl said:

Not sure that answers the question. I have mine set that way and it just shows me old transactions instead of the newer ones. Like it shows me 5 Social Security ones but not the last one. It really bugs me. It doesn't just have the latest one memorized but all of them. So there's more than 1 listed for a single payee. And when I have new amounts for pension or SS after I enter it I do memorize it.

Q2013

If you haven't already, you may want to try rebuilding the Memorized Payee List: save a datafile backup (press Ctrl + B), press Ctrl + T, select all the memorized payees (left-click and Shift + left-click to select the range) and Delete, close the Memorized Payee List window, and press the Shift and Ctrl keys while selecting Tools > Memorized Payee List.

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Sherlock

If you haven't already, you may want to verify the preferences are set to automatically memorize new payees: select Edit > Preferences...

volvogirl

Not sure that answers the question. I have mine set that way and it just shows me old transactions instead of the newer ones. Like it shows me 5 Social Security ones but not the last one. It really bugs me. It doesn't just have the latest one memorized but all of them. So there's more than 1 listed for a single payee. And when I have new amounts for pension or SS after I enter it I do memorize it.

Q2013

Sherlock

volvogirl said:

Not sure that answers the question. I have mine set that way and it just shows me old transactions instead of the newer ones. Like it shows me 5 Social Security ones but not the last one. It really bugs me. It doesn't just have the latest one memorized but all of them. So there's more than 1 listed for a single payee. And when I have new amounts for pension or SS after I enter it I do memorize it.

Q2013

nicksokol2

Thank you!!!!