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@Quicken Jasmine @Torino It is incorrect that Quicken Mac will not run on Mojave. My primary Mac is still on Mojave, and Quicken Mac runs perfectly well; I use it every day.Quicken Jasmine said:Thank you for contacting the community, I am sorry that you are experiencing this issue. In order for the Quicken application to be able to run properly, your Mac Operating System needs to be one of the three most recent ones, which would be Catalina, Big Sur, or Monterey. From what you have said, your Mac is operating on the Mojave system which is not compatible.
Sorry, I thought there was an older Mac running Quicken 2007 and a newer Mac running modern Quicken Mac. But I myself have a Mac running Mojave which runs both Quicken 2007 and modern Quicken Mac, is it should have dawned on me that you have the same. Sorry for that confusion.Torino said:jacobs: yes the .qdfm is stored locally on my laptop. I do have several backups but of course I could potentially encounter the same problems with any of those.
Save a Copy sounds like a good idea but sadly...I discovered that I can't, I'm getting the error "unable to erase partly-copied files." I may try messing with the dates etc and seeing if I can get that to work.
Trying to import to an older QM version as a stepping stone sounds like a good idea. Is it possible to download one of those for free?
Note I'm not sure what you mean by asking about an 'older Mac'? I am running QM2007 on Mojave (successfully).
Close to quickreport...select a transaction in the register. Right click and select either Report on "Payee" or Report on "Category".Torino said:Maybe it was the server...who knows. Thanks for all the recs and I hope the thread is useful to others! I'm guessing there will be a wave of people this year who have delayed finding alternatives to QM2007 and are finally having to deal with it.
For the record: I've only been experimenting with QM2021 for a bit, but it looks like my data was imported accurately, and it appears to be running fine so far on Mojave, confirming jacobs' point above. I am going to run both versions for a while before updating my OS and saying goodbye to QM2007, which has served me well.
One complaint about QM2021: no quickreport. I have tried the alternatives and I don't find them as convenient or as fast. I loved that feature.
This is an instance where the "Report on [category]" can be better than using Search. Search produces results in a register, which can be printed or exported. But because a register shows whole transactions and doesn't parse them apart to only show matching split lines, as you noted, printing the register may not be helpful if you want a total of the category. So that's where generating a report is the better tool: a report on a category will only include the matching split lines of transactions, so the total will be accurate.smayer97 said:Keep in mind that Search in QMac is very limited in that it finds all transactions that match your search but does not isolate split lines only, so you cannot see only the lines that match, cannot total only applicable lines and cannot print the desired result to a report, among other limitations.
Not really. The one-click "Report on [category]" or "Report on [payee]" was intended as a quick way to generate such a report if you're already looking at such a transaction. But if you don't want to find one, you can just create a transaction report on a category or payee. And yes, that takes a few more mouse clicks than creating a Quicken 2007 QuickReport, but it's still pretty easy and quick to do.smayer97 said:Of course, the built-in "Quick Report" functionality currently requires you to find a transaction that already contains the content you want before you can initiate the report, unlike QM2007. So this may require an extra step by using the Search to find one transaction then initiate the "Quick Report", but it is the closest you can get ATM.