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Date Format - Why no dashes or slashes?

SweetWillie

I have tried numerous times to change the date format. Within the past year, my Quicken Deluxe began displaying dates such as DDMMYYY. This is very hard to read. I prefe MMM-DD-YYYY or 08/15/22. I have tried resetting the Windows 11 Short Date format but that does not work. What other choices are available?

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splasher

Works for me.

Here is my Win 11 settings, it was the same in Win10:

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It shows this way in Quicken:

I don't know if you can get MMM-DD-YYYY, but you can definitely get MM-DD-YYYY.

mshiggins

If you use dashes as the date delimiter, it breaks being able to use the + and - keys to increment/decrement the date in the Quicken date field. If you use +/- to increment dates, I recommend you use slashes as the date delimiter.

So Christmas would be 12/25/2022 instead of 12-25-2022.