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No place to enter deposits

johnweidner

I'm new to Quicken 2020, but was using the 2007 version.

My check register came with no place to enter in deposits. (Why?) Then I found one in the Columns Menu and added it. It worked. But soon it disappeared. Now the item "Deposits" has also disappeared from the Columns Menu, so I can't add it in at all!

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UKR

Depending on account type (Checking, Credit card, etc.) the names of the traditional pair of columns may vary:

Payment, Deposit
Charge, Payment
Decrease, Increase

And there's a new column: Amount. It combines the two and makes it necessary for you to enter amounts with a + or - sign.

Depending on your personal preference you should use

either the traditional pair of Charge and Payment columns together
or the newer Amount column alone

but you really don't need all three of them.
Please decide which columns to use and remove the other one(s) from the view.

Are you new to Quicken Mac (2015 and newer)?

Welcome.

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UKR

Depending on account type (Checking, Credit card, etc.) the names of the traditional pair of columns may vary:

Payment, Deposit
Charge, Payment
Decrease, Increase

And there's a new column: Amount. It combines the two and makes it necessary for you to enter amounts with a + or - sign.

Depending on your personal preference you should use

either the traditional pair of Charge and Payment columns together
or the newer Amount column alone

but you really don't need all three of them.
Please decide which columns to use and remove the other one(s) from the view.

Are you new to Quicken Mac (2015 and newer)?

Welcome.

Getting Started with Quicken for Mac
https://www.quicken.com/complete-guide-getting-started-quicken-2018-mac https://www.quicken.com/quicken-tips with links to more information and videos

If you haven't done so already, please review these videos for more information about Quicken Mac
https://www.youtube.com/user/QuickenMac/videos

Help! (Quicken Mac)

Click Help / Quicken Help for additional help on Quicken functions and features.

jacobs

In Quicken 2007, you may have also entered something such as "Deposit" in the (check) Number column. This was cosmetic, as all that mattered was whether you entered a value in the Deposit column of the register. If you did, those previous entries can now be found if you make the Action column visible. This column has no functional purpose; it's there for people who want a way to denote certain transaction types. I personally keep it hidden from view, but I wanted to mention it in case that's part of what you were looking for.

johnweidner

Thank you both very much !