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"Only the latest version of a file can use Quicken Cloud."

galojah

Well this is frustrating. I keep getting this alert. Over and over. I try all three options. Doesn't solve it. I try to go to turn off web-sync and to even get to this setting, this alert keeps coming up. So, my accounts aren't syncing and I can't get around it.

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galojah

I can select any of these options... and the error still keeps popping up. My Quicken is rendered useless right now.

galojah

It is in my Google Drive folder, but it is not opened anywhere else. I only have one instance of Quicken for Mac.

galojah

Thanks, I'll give that a try.

Blastphemy

I don't have my file in Google Drive or anywhere "in the Cloud," but I get that error message from time to time as well. It almost always happens when I take my "real" QMac2023 file, copy it, rename it, and then open it in QMacBeta. Either I get that alert in the beta version of QMac or I get it in the production version. Regardless, all I usually have to do is click on "Reset Quicken Cloud" and it solves the problem temporarily. But if I then open the beta app again before it updates to a newer version than the production version, I'll get the Quicken Cloud alert again each time I open my "real" file in the production version.

Not sure if any of that helps. I definitely don't want to give you advice on how to resolve your issue since it could result in data loss, but I thought this little bit of information might be useful.

Jon

@Blastphemy In the File menu of the beta software there's a "Prepare file for beta testing" option that creates a new Quicken Cloud account for the file so you don't get these errors.