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Scheduled Transaction Schedule, every 6 weeks (Q Mac)

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This discussion was created from comments split from: How do I set-up a reminder for a 6-week recurrence?

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Jim3

I have Quicken Premier 2020 on my Mac and I am only given a fixed set of choices. I too want to select every 6 weeks and choose 4 weeks which will be a pain to figure out which ones to skip and which ones to adjust (i.e., adjust every 2nd of 3 instances to 2 weeks later and skip every 3rd of 3 instances). Unless there is a better solution I will probably delete the whole series and go back to manual entry each time. Here is a screen shot of my choices. I hope someone has an answer or that Quicken adds a more flexible feature to allow any number of weeks, days, or months.

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gm3

the above screen does not appear on my weekly, monthly screen is not in the starter app?

gm3

I don't have the choice to set every 10 weeks or every 4 months etc.

jacobs

@gm3. Yes, you have these options. See the little triangle to the left of "Starting"? Click it if you don't see the options, and they will appear. Then you can set every 10 weeks or every 4 months.

cknoblo

If I had not found this, I would never have found that option. That takes care of my Social Security payments.

StephenN

My problem is a new recurring direct debit on a 30 day cycle.
I can't see an option that allows me to set that up - 'No of days' isn't an option under Frequency.

jacobs

@StephenN Every 30 days is indeed unusual; so some months you have two transactions, and some years you have 12 transactions and other years you have 13 transactions? I think RickO has given you the best answer that you will have to tweak a monthly schedule to the actual dates.