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Quicken 2013 File Conversion to current

dnyberg

Are you able to convert 2013 to the current conversion? What obstacles do you face when you do this?
Thank you

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Sherlock

When the subscription release of Quicken opens a 2013 format data file, Quicken will save a copy of the original data file and convert the original data file to the subscription format.

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Sherlock

When the subscription release of Quicken opens a 2013 format data file, Quicken will save a copy of the original data file and convert the original data file to the subscription format.

dnyberg

Is there any issues when the conversion is made that would corrupt the data and not readable in the new version?

Sherlock

dnyberg said:

Is there any issues when the conversion is made that would corrupt the data and not readable in the new version?

No. If the original data file contains corrupt data or is not readable, the converted data file may also be corrupt or the conversion may fail.