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Can you still use multiple data files in the new Q subscription platform?

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Frankx

Yes you can have more than one Quicken data file per subscription.

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Frankx

Yes you can have more than one Quicken data file per subscription.

Frankx

branno

> @Frankx said:
> Yes you can have more than one Quicken data file per subscription.
>
> Frankx

Thank you! One more quick question? Can I keep Q 2017 program in case I hate the subscription platform? I may have to manually direct where to install Q 2020?

splasher

Yes, you can have multiple files, but they will all have to be registered against the same Quicken Id.

branno

@splasher said:
> Yes, you can have multiple files, but they will all have to be registered against the same Quicken Id.

Oh, I think one of my data files is registered on my work email & the others on my personal email. Is there a way to transfer the registration to the other ID?

splasher

Go to Edit->Preferences->Quicken Id and "login as different user"

NotACPA

When you install QW2020, it will automatically UN-install QW2017.

AND NOTE, that all ability to download from your banks/cards/brokerages/etc ends tonight.

Install QW2020 NOW, so that you still have connectivity tomorrow morning.

branno

> @NotACPA said:
> When you install QW2020, it will automatically UN-install QW2017.AND NOTE, that all ability to download from your banks/cards/brokerages/etc ends tonight.Install QW2020 NOW, so that you still have connectivity tomorrow morning.

Ya, that's what I was afraid of. If I don't like 2020 then I would have to remove it & reinstall 2017 with my saved 2017 data files.

NotACPA

QW2017 and QW2020 use the exact same data file format.

SO, install QW2020, and if you don't like it you can keep using that same data file if/when you go back to QW2017.