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Can I export a checking account registry from Schwab to Quickens 2010?

mactoolsix

I realize this is an old Quickens version, but I love it!
Is it possible to export the Schwab registry directly into Quickens?

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volvogirl

They all have the same account registers. Do you want to buy the new version so you can update transactions online?

volvogirl

No. Your data is kept in a separate data file ending in .qdf. It should be in your documents folder. But upgrading to 2013 won't get you any more features or online capabilities than 2010.

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volvogirl

No. Only current subscription versions can import transactions.

mactoolsix

Thank you! Guess I'll have to manually enter each - UGH!
Is there a later version of quickens that has a similar registry? I've looked but never seen the latest from Quickens with a straight forward checkbook registry.

volvogirl

They all have the same account registers. Do you want to buy the new version so you can update transactions online?

mactoolsix

Only if I can get it without the annual subscription charges

UKR

mactoolsix said:

Only if I can get it without the annual subscription charges

Well, in that case, there's no free lunch anymore ... except ...

There's a free version of Quicken 2013 Deluxe (US) available for download here:
https://assistant.quicken.com/patch/ASDES5672FR13/Old_Products/QWIN/QW2013DLX.exe

This is as new as it goes without subscription charges. This version has been reported to run under Windows 10.

mactoolsix

Installing this versions requires I remove the current (2010) version. Will I lose all my data if I do this?

volvogirl

No. Your data is kept in a separate data file ending in .qdf. It should be in your documents folder. But upgrading to 2013 won't get you any more features or online capabilities than 2010.