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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?

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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?