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Leslie Jones
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jacobs
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Nope.
If formatting is an issue, you'll probably want to download it to a .csv file and open it in Excel or Numbers, where you can control the formatting however you prefer.Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19935
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If formatting is an issue, you'll probably want to download it to a .csv file and open it in Excel or Numbers, where you can control the formatting however you prefer.