Adding 12 and 24 month view option to "Portfolio Value" card in the Home Dashboard

Chuck56

It would be a nice add to allow users to have the option to see 12 and 24 month views of their portfolio history on the Portfolio Value card on the Home dashboard..

Jim McLaughlin

The only options don't include a 12-month view. There's "last year" and "year to date", but that's not right or enough.

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Bob_L

Excellent suggestion,expecially for last 12 months (the last 12 months option is already included in net worth so why not here if only for UI consistentcy?)

tbuendorf

I'd like to see this on the Income & Expense view as well.

Chuck56

When I suggested this enhancement below, I just want to clarify. I would like to see a "rolling" 12 and 24 month view added and the existing 6 month view changed to "Rolling". Currently the 6 month view is for 6 month prior as of the end of the previous month.

It would be a nice add to allow users to have the option to see 12 and 24 month views of their portfolio history on the Portfolio Value card on the Home dashboard..

dwormuth

Please do this ASAP!

mshiggins

I think all the new Dashboard cards are significantly lacking in customization capabilities; something I hope Quicken will ultimately rectify. 

And while I agree with the suggestion here that the specific new date ranges would be valuable, I would prefer to see something better than the preset ranges currently in use in virtually all Quicken Customize dialogs. As long as new date ranges are needed in Dashboard cards, why not take the opportunity to cover as many choices for as many situations as possible.

In particular, for the 2 date ranges that are the subject of this discussion, I would prefer to see a single date range choice, with variables that would replace the fixed "quantities" and "periods" currently used.

My suggestion is to replace all those current hard-coded date-range choices with just one choice - in this form:  Last n p.

Where "n" is any number from 2 through the maximum number allowed. And "p" is the period description - which could be "days", "weeks", "months", "quarters", or "years". The period description choices could appear in a dropdown.

So for example, to get the date ranges requested in this discussion, the user would replace "n" with either "12" or "24" and replace "p" with "months".

But another user might want to see the "Last 36 months" or "Last 5 years"; which the above construct would easily permit.

Hopefully all Home tab widgets and cards, and all reports and other displays, would offer the same construct (where applicable).

-JP

Chuck56

JP, nice improvement idea to my suggestion. I like it.

jtgostars

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20410710#Comment_20410710

Agree 100% there needs to be at last 12 months rolling timeframe as an option. I also would like to see a "Yesterday" Portfolio Value card as I think its very common for people tracking their investments in Quicken to want to see what the performance was for the prior day at a glance

briang_simi

A little disappointing this seems to still be an open issue almost 2 years after the OP. I'd like to see the same options as Net Worth, at least - Last 12 Months and Last 5 Years. For that matter, why not "Custom Range", like other graphs/reports?

Jim McLaughlin

Here we are again at the start of another year when the lack of this fix makes the dashboard cards for Portfolio Value, and to some extent the Income & Expense card, useless. Why is this such a difficult thing to correct?

Basic UI stuff like this should be easy wins for Q. Get it done!

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