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How do I move one investment account from one file to another file?

asbury11

I have three Quicken files on one computer - Business, personal, and Parents. I need to move on investment account from Parents to personal. Please advise.

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moper

I have the same question. I want to copy just one investment account from one file to another. (I do not want to combine the two files.) Actually,

NotACPA

Sorry, but moving investment accounts is just this side of impossible, if not actually impossible.

I'd suggest that you start new investment accounts in your target files as of 1/1/23 and leave the prior file as history. That recent enough that you should be able to download everything that has happened this year.

Chris_QPW

You could try exporting/importing the investment account using the QIF format. Your biggest problems in this will be transfers from other accounts and if you have and since the QIF format has no syntax for security lots, options will not work and everything will be records as first in, first out.
File -> File Export -> QIF File...