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Find and Replace should allow the user to set a field to "empty"

Chris_QPW

Currently the Replace All button will not become active if you haven't entered anything into the replacement field. There are times where you want to clear out a field. Quicken find and replace should allow the user to change a field to with "nothing/empty".

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CLHobbs56

> @Chris_QPW said:
> Currently the Replace All button will not become active if you haven't entered anything into the replacement field. There are times where you want to clear out a field. Quicken find and replace should allow the user to change a field to with "nothing/empty".

Yes!!!
I would especially like to see it in the Register under the Check number column.
Thanks,

Chris_QPW

I have been told that if you put in a space it will allow clearing out the field, with the exception of the category field.

I still feel that using nothing should work, and certainly it should be fixed for the category field.

Bob6

Couldn't agree more

ACC47

DITTO!!!

UKR

Definitely needed improvement.

Come on, programmers!

drcastillo

Quicken Programmers,

Please fix find and replace to allow users to change a field to "nothing/empty"

Thank you

Beth1225

It is amazing that this is still not a capability in 2026. It seems like a fairly basic ability to be able to find and mass replace transactions for example to have NO tag. I recently inadvertently updates a large number of transactions to have a tag that I now realize they should not have. My only option for removing the tag is to do so transaction by transaction that takes at least 4 mouse and keyboard clicks PER transaction to remove them. Insane for any program in 2026, especially a program built on a database platform.