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Save search result in Excel

Peter slezak

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Quicken_Tyka

Hello Peter,

Can you provide us with a bit more information so we can better assist you?

Are you searching in your register in Quicken or have you already gotten the information that you were needing into Excel?

Can you go to Help > About Quicken and include the year and release that you are currently running?

Thank you!

Rocket J Squirrel

In the search results window, click on the printer icon at the bottom left corner. The resulting print dialog will allow you to export a tab-delimited text file. Save the file with the extension .TXT (not .CSV); that will force Excel to look for delimiters. Open the file with Excel and it should guide you through the process of creating the columns.