Hidden Accounts in apparent random order
If I edit a report and want to include or exclude some accounts that have been closed, I can scroll down to Hidden Accounts, except the list of accounts under Hidden Accounts are in some sort of random order. To find the account(s) I want I have to do a linear search through the accounts. The accounts should be alphabetized by name.
On macOS 12.7.2 and Quicken Classic Deluxe version 7.5.1 (Build 705.51946.100)
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Here's an example. The accounts are not sorted by name or by account type; as far as I can tell they aren't sorted by the date they were closed either.
I'm not sure if this is something that changed recently, I don't typically need to edit reports in this fashion. If it used to be sorted & recently stopped sorting, I'd suggest using Report A Problem on the Help menu to bring it to Quicken's attention. If this has always worked like this, then this should probably be turned into a Product Idea as a suggested improvement.
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I don't use it often either, but enough it's annoying, particularly around tax time.
I tried submitting this as a New Idea, but under Select a category… Ideas for Mac Classic is disabled and has no subcategories. I'm not sure if that should worry me or not…
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I tried submitting this as a New Idea, but under Select a category… Ideas for Mac Classic is disabled and has no subcategories. I'm not sure if that should worry me or not…
@blmatthews Wow, you're right. There's something messed up; I reported it to the moderators to have it looked out.
However, I found there's an easy workaround so you can create an Idea: just navigate to Ideas for Mac Classic, and then click on the appropriate subcategory. Then click the New Idea button. Since you're already in a subcategory, there isn't a dropdown category menu; then just type your idea and post it.
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@jacobs Thanks for the workaround, I'll submit this as a New Idea, probably tomorrow.
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@jacobs Thanks for the workaround, I'll submit it as a New Idea that way, probably tomorrow.
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Ok, added
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