Yup, we're still in limited release for 6.3.1. We're working on 6.3.2 and will most likely ship it this week and can then open it up to everyone. We're working on fixes in the new investment dashboard so that it matches the accounts selected in Portfolio View and Transaction View and we're also working through an issue in auto-reconcile to improve how it works when there is transaction auto-matching in an account. This last one has taken a bit of time to fix but we think we've resolved it and will be testing it over the next couple of days. Since these are new features, we wanted to finish these last couple of issues before we upgraded everyone.lhossus said:I am still running Quicken for Mac v6.2.2 - and waiting for the update notification that there is a newer version available. This would seem to indicate that v6.3 is still in limited release.
And Yes, I know that I could force the update. But somebody has got to test the default behavior.
Sounds good!Quicken Marcus said:Yup, we're still in limited release for 6.3.1. ... We're working on fixes ..
We looked into that because people described the issue as positive and negative numbers not showing up correctly in Calendar view but we didn't change any of that code so it's working as it has always worked. The colors actually represent the type of transaction it is. Green represents banking, blue represents investment, and red represents loan transactions. The only change we made was that we changed the green banking transaction to gray so it wouldn't imply a positive number. We changed it back so people wouldn't think there was an issue when there wasn't one.Bill said:Notes say, "Restored the previous colors used in our Calendar View," but I'm pretty sure the previous colors showed green for positive and red for negative. This release shows no red.
As @Quicken Marcus explained in the next post, the color indicates type of transaction, not a negative transaction.Bill said:Notes say, "Restored the previous colors used in our Calendar View," but I'm pretty sure the previous colors showed green for positive and red for negative. This release shows no red.
There IS a misbehavior in v6.3.2. Property transactions - of which loans are an example - are supposed to be red, but I observe that only Withdrawals (negative valued transactions) from a Property account are red. Deposits are green.Quicken Marcus said:We looked into that because people described the issue as positive and negative numbers not showing up correctly in Calendar view but we didn't change any of that code so it's working as it has always worked. The colors actually represent the type of transaction it is. Green represents banking, blue represents investment, and red represents loan transactions. The only change we made was that we changed the green banking transaction to gray so it wouldn't imply a positive number. We changed it back so people wouldn't think there was an issue when there wasn't one.
I just did a little bit of testing and I think what you might be seeing is that future-dated scheduled transactions will appear in green since they are from your checking account but the actual loan payment appears in red. I tested this in both 6.3.x and 2017 and it works the same. Can you double-check to make sure that the green loan items are not scheduled transaction instances?lhossus said:As @Quicken Marcus explained in the next post, the color indicates type of transaction, not a negative transaction.Bill said:Notes say, "Restored the previous colors used in our Calendar View," but I'm pretty sure the previous colors showed green for positive and red for negative. This release shows no red.
However ...There IS a misbehavior in v6.3.2. Property transactions - of which loans are an example - are supposed to be red, but I observe that only Withdrawals (negative valued transactions) from a Property account are red. Deposits are green.Quicken Marcus said:We looked into that because people described the issue as positive and negative numbers not showing up correctly in Calendar view but we didn't change any of that code so it's working as it has always worked. The colors actually represent the type of transaction it is. Green represents banking, blue represents investment, and red represents loan transactions. The only change we made was that we changed the green banking transaction to gray so it wouldn't imply a positive number. We changed it back so people wouldn't think there was an issue when there wasn't one.
In Quicken v6.2.2, both deposits and withdrawals were red - which is the intended behavior as described by Marcus.
@Mikey2021 Until they create a user interface for us to see the breakdown of assets, there's no way to know for sure -- but I'd guess that it's actually working correctly. Here's why...Mikey2021 said:I think there are also some true bugs here. For instance the ticker VMFXX (Vanguard Federal Money Market Fund) is showing as an Asset Mixture, when it definitively is not. There is some sort of mis-mapping that has taken place, and there is no way to do a manual override (at least that I've found).
Quicken Marcus saidI just did a little bit of testing and I think what you might be seeing is that future-dated scheduled transactions will appear in green since they are from your checking account but the actual loan payment appears in red. I tested this in both 6.3.x and 2017 and it works the same. Can you double-check to make sure that the green loan items are not scheduled transaction instances?lhossus said:There IS a misbehavior in v6.3.2. Property transactions - of which loans are an example - are supposed to be red, but I observe that only Withdrawals (negative valued transactions) from a Property account are red. Deposits are green.
In Quicken v6.2.2, both deposits and withdrawals were red - which is the intended behavior as described by Marcus.
No, there are no scheduled transactions involved in my findings. I found my examples in historical data that was several months old.
I have reproduced the problem by initializing a new test data file, then creating two accounts therein, one of type “Asset” and one of type “Liability”. Two transactions were entered into each account, as shown in this screenshot:
Screenshot of Calendar from Quicken v6.2.2 - showing all transactions in the expected red color.
Screenshot of Calendar from Quicken v6.3.2 - showing positive transactions in green, and negative in red.
@JamieJoe See the following announcement. This may be why things aren't working as expected:JamieJoe said:I just updated to Mac 6.3.2 and now I am unable to update accounts online. Is anyone else having this problem???
Not yet in the current released version of 6.3.3.Austin@ said:@Creator1933 The issue with scheduled transactions not being grayed out in dark mode like they are in light mode appears to be fixed in the most recent version. Now it’s easy to tell them apart.
Which release? This thread is a year & a half old. Is the problem with 6.3 or with 6.11.3 (the current version)? Since you're referring to the Home Dashboard I'm guessing it's the latter, in which case you should start a new discussion thread.meroni1 said:This release has introduced a new problem on the Home dashboard in 'Overview'.
