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Is Quicken for Windows superior to Mac for multicurrency reporting?

mark303

I've been using Quicken for Macs since the 90s. But I have accounts now in seven currencies and looking for a better solution for multicurrency reporting. The biggest complaint is that I can create a consolidated balance sheet and income statements across all my accounts.

Does Quicken for Windows do a better job than Quicken for Mac?

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smayer97

Yes, QWin is better at multicurrency reporting since it has the full functionality. BUT it may not be so easy migrating from QMac to QWin. For one, you cannot migrate investment accounts and transactions. Other things lost are saved reports, scheduled transactions, etc.

mark303

What does full functionality mean? Are transfers between accounts in different currencies linked? Can I get a balance sheet or income statement consolidated across all accounts reported in home currency?