Older Version of Quicken Available?

Deaj

I'm running windows 10 & need to merge 2 investment accounts (with 20 years-worth of entries) in the same file into one account. On another post, I ran across the information that as of Quicken 2019 (R5.11), a feature that allows you to transfer one security or all your securities from one account to another was added.

Can I acquire Q2019 somehow, or is this feature available on successive versions?

splasher

Current subscription Quicken for Windows uses a file format that is compatible with QW2016 and after.

2018 was when Quicken went to subscription, so a feature in 2019 will be in current Quicken R51.12.

So, yes, that feature is in current Quicken, but it has been around a lot longer than that. I know for a fact that "Shares transferred between Accounts" has been available since at least QW2013.

splasher

Making the title relate to the question will get you better/more responses, as is, your title of "older version of Quicken available" gave me no clue to your real question and I almost did not read it.

I'd start a new a question with a short title that is relevant.

splasher

Current subscription Quicken for Windows uses a file format that is compatible with QW2016 and after.

2018 was when Quicken went to subscription, so a feature in 2019 will be in current Quicken R51.12.

So, yes, that feature is in current Quicken, but it has been around a lot longer than that. I know for a fact that "Shares transferred between Accounts" has been available since at least QW2013.

Deaj

Thanks Splasher!

Yes I'm aware of the "Shares Transferred…" action, which leads me to another question, on another topic, which may not be appropriate here, having to do with the merging issue. Should I post somewhere else?

splasher

Making the title relate to the question will get you better/more responses, as is, your title of "older version of Quicken available" gave me no clue to your real question and I almost did not read it.

I'd start a new a question with a short title that is relevant.

Deaj

Thanks once again, splasher.

I will be moving my question to the Investing forum, since there are already similar questions posted there, which I have used unsuccessfully to fix my issue.