for December 2019 security prices downloaded only on Fridays. Historic prices do not downloadfor Dec

ado.vogt

I already was in contact through Customer Service located in Guatemala and spoke on tel with 3 reps/ technicians. One advised to talk to Morningstar, the provider of the daily security closing prices.
Wasn't there recently a Quicken announcement about historic prices and storage?
Is there a price datafile kept in Quicken?

NotACPA

We'll need more info in order to try to help you.

What Q product are you running and what BUILD of that product? Do HELP, About Quicken for this info.  IF a "Valid Thru date" is provided there, please tell us that also.

What quotes are you trying to download?  What's their symbols?

Lastly, we're other users ... NOT Q Customer Service.  So we don't have any access to the interaction that you had with Q Support.

ado.vogt

Quicken Premier
Year 2020
Version R25.10
Build 27.1.25.10
Valid until Nov. 13, 2020

ado.vogt

there are around 50 Symbols involved: IBM T MSFT INTC AFL JPM etc.

NotACPA

I previously held IBM, but I sold the last of in in 2005 and HID the security.

SO, just now, I un-hid it and tried to download "Historical Quotes"

It downloaded daily quotes from today 2/26/20 back to 1/27/20 and then weekly quotes back to 3/1/19 and then monthly quotes back to 2/27/15.

SO, I believe that I can confirm what you're reporting.

Try downloading quotes into a CSV file and then importing that into Q.  Search Q Help for "Import Security Prices" for info about this.

ado.vogt

How do I download quotes into a CSV file?

UKR

According to Quicken Help, if you download historical prices from within Quicken,

• Quicken downloads daily prices of the selected securities for the most recent month,
• weekly prices for the 11 months prior to that,
• and monthly prices thereafter for a maximum of 5 years.

To import a CSV file with quotes:
Read up in Quicken Help about the file format requirements.
Search Contents for "import quotes" and read the article "How do I import data into Quicken", section "Import security prices using a CSV file"

ado.vogt

The last step says “Import File Data from ASCII File”
How do I set up such file within Quicken? Or in Exel?
I would put in this file IBM, 128.00, 12/31/02
followed in next line with another symbol.

ado.vogt

The message I receive:
No valid prices to import.
What needs correcting?