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Can you copy and paste on Quicken for Mac?

randsb

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John_in_NC

Copy/Paste? No.

Duplicate? Yes, select and command+d to duplicate. You can drag to another account's name in the sidebar to move (for non-investment transactions)

So, the functionality is likely there to do what you want.

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John_in_NC

randsb

Thank you Rick. I sure like the old Quicken PC functionality.
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jacobs

@randsb I've only ever used Quicken Mac, so I'm just curious about your comment: what functionality regarding copy and paste was there in Quicken Windows that you find lacking in Quicken Mac?

randsb

Hi jacobs; to copy on Q Windows, simply click on any transaction to highlight it, right click on mouse, option list appears, click on copy, right click on new empty transaction line, click on paste and transaction is copied. You can do this in the same account or in other accounts. Takes about 6 seconds.
The Q Windows has tons of functionality compared with Q MAC.

jacobs

So in Quicken Mac, you'd click on a transaction, press Command-D to duplicate -- one simple click. And if you want it in another account, just drag the duplicated transaction to the other account in the left sidebar -- one drag. Takes less than 6 seconds.

And yes, I'm aware that in many other areas, Quicken Windows has features we Mac users don't yet have. But in this case, it doesn't sound like the Mac version is inferior.