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Security for mutiple family user.

JeffWF

Can we setup a seperate or secure account for our daughter. So see can't see our accounts and us hers.

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Quicken Anja

Hello @JeffWF,

Thank you for taking the time to reach out to the Community with your question.

You can create a new separate data file for your daughter which will allow her to add her accounts without adding them to your existing data file. Then, you will also be able to switch back and forth between the 2 files through the File menu. Please, review this support article for more information and instructions on how to do so.

Additionally, you can add a data file password to each file if you wish to prevent others from being able to access the files. Please, refer to this support article for instructions.

I hope this helps!

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JeffWF

Thanks. I just inmorted from my old Q2007MAC. So we are weeding thru old accounts and. Is there a way to import each account seperatly.

Quicken Anja

Converting instruction from Quicken 2007 for Mac to the Quicken Subscription model can found in this support article under the section titled Previous versions of Mac in the blue dropdown section titled Convert from Quicken 2007 for Mac.

However, since the conversion process uses a Quicken 2007 data file to convert, it does import the entire data file to the new program and does not have the option to select specific accounts to import separately.

splasher

To keep your security as described, you will NOT be able to use QMobile and/or Q-Web. Activating them on either file will allow the other person to view the data via QMobile/Q-Web.