Monthly and year to date reports are not populating current data.
Tomboy1941
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Monthly and year to ate reports and not populating current data.
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If you haven't already, you may want to review: https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7854772/budgets-budget-reports-show-blank-values-after-r19-44-update#latest
The definition of reboot is to shutdown and restart.Tomboy1941 said:How do you reboot the Quicken program?
There are many ways to exit Quicken. I usually press Alt + F4. You can also press Alt + Spacebar and the X or Alt + F and then X. Using the mouse, you can select File > Exit, left-click on the applications title bar X icon, or the click on the application icon in the application title and select Exit. You may also initiate a shutdown of an application from the task bar or using the Task Manager.
There are also many ways to start Quicken. I usually press the Windows key followed by a Q and Enter. Using the mouse, you may select the qw.exe program or shortcut to the program or the data file or a shortcut to the datafile you'd like to open.5
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How do you reboot the Quicken program?0
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Quicken Subscription HBRP - Windows 100
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If you haven't already, you may want to review: https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7854772/budgets-budget-reports-show-blank-values-after-r19-44-update#latest
The definition of reboot is to shutdown and restart.Tomboy1941 said:How do you reboot the Quicken program?
There are many ways to exit Quicken. I usually press Alt + F4. You can also press Alt + Spacebar and the X or Alt + F and then X. Using the mouse, you can select File > Exit, left-click on the applications title bar X icon, or the click on the application icon in the application title and select Exit. You may also initiate a shutdown of an application from the task bar or using the Task Manager.
There are also many ways to start Quicken. I usually press the Windows key followed by a Q and Enter. Using the mouse, you may select the qw.exe program or shortcut to the program or the data file or a shortcut to the datafile you'd like to open.5
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