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Can I update - Quicken H&B 2011 Release R 1 Canada [edit]

kcj5055

I am using an old version of Quicken Canada (Quicken 99). The most recent update was 2011. If I update to a current version will my data be converted properly?

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Ps56k2

kcj5055 said: I am using an old version of Quicken Canada (Quicken 99). The most recent update was 2011. If I update to a current version will my data be converted properly?

Are you still located in Canada & wanting to still use the Canada version ?

NotACPA

Here's the FAQ about upgrading old versions of Q.

BUT, I believe that the article is US-focused and I don't believe that it's entirely applicable to QCan.

It might, however,give you some ideas about what's needed for your upgrade.

And, your data should come over intact.

BTW, what exactly do you mean by "the most recent update was 2011"? Because QCan has a 2022 product out.

Please do HELP, About Quicken and tell us what product/year you're running and the BUILD of Q?

volvogirl

@NotACPA I didn't see a link to the FAQ. Was it this one? How to use an intermediate version to convert to a newer version

https://www.quicken.com/support/how-and-when-use-intermediate-version-convert-older-versions-quicken

splasher

First off, lets clarify what release of Quicken you are using. What is shown when you do Help->About Quicken from in the program since Quicken 99 would not have updated to 2011, you may have upgraded to 2011, but that would mean that you were now running 2011, not 99.

kcj5055

Correct. When I checked the About Quicken it shows I'm running Quicken Home & Business 2011 (Canadian)

kcj5055

According to the About information I'm running Quicken H&B 2011 Release R 1 [20.1.1.43] Canada

splasher

Canadian subscription Quicken (2017+) should have no problem opening and converting your 2011 data file, just make sure that you purchase the Canadian version and not the US version.

NotACPA

volvogirl said:

@NotACPA I didn't see a link to the FAQ. Was it this one? How to use an intermediate version to convert to a newer version
https://www.quicken.com/support/how-and-when-use-intermediate-version-convert-older-versions-quicken

OOPS, thought I included the link ... thanks for the correction.

Chris_QPW

NotACPA said:

volvogirl said:

@NotACPA I didn't see a link to the FAQ. Was it this one? How to use an intermediate version to convert to a newer version
https://www.quicken.com/support/how-and-when-use-intermediate-version-convert-older-versions-quicken

OOPS, thought I included the link ... thanks for the correction.

Note that this advice/article is wrong for Quicken Windows Canadian.

One shouldn't try to use Quicken Windows Deluxe US for updating Quicken Windows Canadian. It has a completely different code history.

See my comment here:
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20315276/#Comment_20315276

kcj5055

Where can I purchase Quicken Canada software?

Claude Blouin

You can purchase the Canadian version of Quicken at this site :
https://www.quicken.com/canada/product-selector-ca

kcj5055

I'd prefer to have Quicken software without an annual renewal subscription. Is such available?

NotACPA

kcj5055 said:

I'd prefer to have Quicken software without an annual renewal subscription. Is such available?

Nope. Only annual subscriptions are now available for current products.