Moved from Windows Q to Mac Q - cant believe I am unable to Import multiple prices
security prices (for private investments etc) from a csv file like the Windows version - how do I vote for this idea???
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You can import security prices from a CSV file in QMac:
- Open the Securities Window (menu Window > Securities)
- If the security already exists in your file, double click it. If not, create it using the plus sign, lower left.
- Click the Price History tab
- Click the Import History from CSV File button, lower right.
Quicken Mac Subscription; Quicken Mac user since the early 90s0 -
sorry I did not make myself clear, I am talking about importing prices for about 40 different investments, like I used to on the windows version using a CSV file rather than the time-consuming task of updating the price of one security at a time.
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Here's the Idea post for that you can vote on:
Click the little up-triangle in the yellow band on the top post.
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The following will take you to the right area to record a vote:
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@Chris 1954 Just looking to confirm: you have 40 active securities with trading symbols which are not tracked by Quicken's quote provider, and that's why you need to import them manually?
Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 -
yes correct- I have to make up the symbols
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