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Under "Bills, Income & Transfers" how do I keep the "Due In" value set to "Due In 30 Days"

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Installed Version R50.13 Build 27.1.50.13. Now under "Bills, Income & Transfers" which I set to "Due in 30 Days" the value changes to "Due in 14 Days" every time Quicken is restarted. This is something that I do not want to reset every time I use Quicken. How do I keep it set to "Due in 30 Days"?

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Quicken Anja

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Paul Roques

@Quicken Anja

Just installed release R50.13 and now in Bills and Income, which I set to view "Due in 30 Days" or "Due in 90 Days", changes to "Due in 14 Days" every time Quicken is restarted. This isn't something that you should have to be reset every time you use Quicken.

Note that the view I use for Quicken is "Standard Menus"

Paul

Doodle457

I noticed that as well. I rebooted my laptop and Quicken went back to not displaying the toolbar as I had set it up. You're right, we shouldn't need to reset everything when we restart.

Paul Roques

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20368347#Comment_20368347

Any moderators care to elaborate on why this changed and when it's going to be returned to the way it was prior to the update…anyone…anyone 🙄

maxwelwp

Same thing here. Suggest using "Report a Problem" to Quicken

rush1967

Same issue here

bill20

Same problem here

bill20

just updated to 50.14 still the same problem

Quicken Anja

maxwelwp

would be great if the 200MB limitation for upload of a sanitized data file was removed.

cfscfs

"Due in _ days "used to be remembered but since latest update it defaults to Due in 7 days rather than my desired number of days.

RobHH

I also depend on the Bills & Income tab, which I use sorted by Due Date. Prior to the last update it would "remember" the last time frame selected (I like to use "Due in 12 Months"). Now every time I open the file it defaults to 14 days. I don't see anyway to change the default time frame. I am using Quicken Premiere r50.14. Thanks.

carlj07

Same issue here. My current version is R50.14, Build 27.1.50.14. Will also file a problem report (Help>Report A Problem).

Gold4545

I'm on R50.15 and have the same problem. Whenever I open quicken and go to the bills and income tab, it revert back to "Due in 14 Days" regardless with what I change it to and save it in the quicken file.

rush1967

I’m surprised this hasn’t been fixed yet. Clearly a recent change was made that messed this up. I don’t see why that change could not be undone at this point.

Paul Mielens

Having the same issue as many that "Due in _ Days" field keeps reverting to 14 days in Bills, Income & Transfers screen. I am on R50.15. Obviously an unintended change in one of the recent updates but strange it is taking so long to fix it… Too

bad we can't rollback to older versions… 😉

Quicken Anja

Hello again,

Thank you all for taking the time to visit the Community and reporting this issue, though we apologize that you are experiencing this.

This issue has been escalated internally, though we do not have an ETA available at this time. While the investigation remains ongoing, please refer to this Community Alert for any and all available updates.

We apologize for any inconvenience in the meantime! Thank you.

Laura F Powell

"Bills, Income & Transfers" which I set to "Due in 30 Days" changes to "Due in "14 Days" every time Quicken is restarted. Therefore, every time I start Quicken, I have to reset it to 30 days. How do I keep it set to "Due in 30 Days"?

kimmer777

I'm having the same issue. I need to see at least 60 days ahead, and now it just defaults to 14 days.

NY97Isles

Same issue here. I saw in another thread, that validating or super validating should be tried. I tried it and it still didn't fix the problem.

Cdot

Still not fixed. I have the same issue with the default reverting to 14 day view - such a pain. Version R50.16

eliza in florida

Same here. Glad to see others are having the same issues and I don't have to continue trying to change a lot of settings. I always had it on 30 days and it keeps resetting to 14 days every time I start it.

eliza in florida

Adding info for my previous post:

Version: R50.16

Build: 27.1.50.16

Windows 10 Home

Will N

Same thing after last update… "Bills, Income & Transfers" I always set to "Due in 30 Days" but after last update changes to "Due in 14 Days" every time Quicken closed out and re-opened. Intervals available are "Due in: 7, 14, 30, 90 (days) and 12 months". Defaults back to 14 days every time.

Version: R50.16

Build: 27.1.50.16

Windows 10 Enterprise

ATLuser

I am also experiencing this issue. I also always set to "Due in 30 Days" but after the last update, it changes back to "Due in 14 Days" every time I restart Quicken. It's interesting that the Quicken Help guide currently says that the default period is "Next 30 Days" (pictured below)

Solution would be to (a) edit the default time period to your personal preference; or (b) don't change the time period after you restart Quicken every time. The second option (b) was the way this feature used to work before the latest Version update.

clubhistorian

I'm having the same problem. My preference is to see everything happening in the next 30 days - program defaults to 14 days.

Bill Siebert

it has been "escalated internally" according to a couple of other threads on the same topic. [Removed - Language/Rant]

rush1967

100% agree with the previous post. It takes too long to get issues resolved when clearly this is something Quicken broke.

HJR

Also experiencing this issue. Appears to occur not only after restarting Quicken but also when I do a backup.

dsmcgowan

Same issue here, pretty annoying really.