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I have added a security, can't get it in the investing column so as to fund it.

Gary

Don't know what "Body is required" refers to.

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q_lurker

I don’t know what the “Body” reference is either. But if the security type is “Market Index”, you will not be able to buy shares of that security.

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Jim_Harman

Once you have added a security in Quicken, you must create an investing account if you have not already and Buy the security in that account

q_lurker

I don’t know what the “Body” reference is either. But if the security type is “Market Index”, you will not be able to buy shares of that security.

mshiggins

"Body is required" would be the error you see if you try to post a question here on the forum with only a title and no details (aka the body of the post).

Gary

Thank you, thought I had completed the posted question.

Gary

Thanks for the responses, I don't know what the proper procedure for answering the replys.

smayer97

No change since previous versions.

smayer97

To reply, click link to bring you back to forum then enter reply in Comment section.

Gary

Thank you smayer97, although not good news.

Jim_Harman

What problem are you having with ETFs?

You can classify ththem as mutual funds if you want, or set up a new asset type for them.

q_lurker

Jim_Harman said:

What problem are you having with ETFs?

You can classify ththem as mutual funds if you want, or set up a new asset type for them.

Or you can classify them as Stocks.

Ps56k2

What's your problem with ETFs -

All my ETF entries show as "stock" -

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Rocket J Squirrel

What is there to "handle" about ETFs? You can create a Security Type "ETF" and use Asset Class "Mixture". I find my ETFs download the Mixture percentages. Otherwise, treat it like a stock.

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Gary

Been using Q since the 80s, cobwebs are forming in my grey matter I guess. Things not as easy as before. Appreciate your help.
Gary

Jim_Harman

@Gary,

Glad to hear your problem is solved.

Rather than creating a new discussion for each follow-up, you should continue your previous discussion by typing your comment at the bottom of the discussion where it says "Type your comment"

Gary

Ok, Jim. Will do. Thanks.