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Net Worth Report

Gebber

I have accounts in both Canadian and US Dollars. Currently the Net Worth report is either in Canadain or US dollars. Not a combined report which the Windows version does. A net worth report should consist of a user's combined assets and liabilities. Interestingly the total for the sum of the deposit accounts from the various banks does a currency conversion and shows the total in the local currency ( in my case CAD). This combined Net Worth report should be mad available in the MAC version of Quicken

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jacobs

Yes, you're correct, this is a well-know shortcoming of Quicken Mac currently. It was originally developed without full support of multiple currencies. This shows up in a variety of places, where you must do something in one currency or antouerh,b ut not both together. Fortunately, lots of user s have asked for robust multi-currency support, and it is now listed as a "Planned" feature for Quicken Mac:

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7321435/add-true-multi-currency-conversion-support-in-quicken-for-mac-317-legacy-merged-votes

With this and all planned features, Quicken never discloses what it expects to to deliver when; all we know is that it's coming.