Set Back TWO MONTHS
vkury
Quicken Windows Subscription Member
I updated my Quicken program this morning and the thing has set back my records two months! What in the heck is going on? Don't tell me to restore a back up. I am not a fool. I want to know what I can no longer trust your product not to cost me hours of work to redo things that are two months old!
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First thing to do is shut down Quicken and then restart it. You might find that squares things away.
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First off, the data is in a data file and not the program and your can have multiple data files.Doing a restore does not mean abandoning your current data file. During the restore, you will be given a chance to overwrite or create a copy of the file with a different name, choose creating a copy.You can switch back and forth between the data files using the recent file list on the File menu.
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