Quicken mileage rate shows 0.00. I have the correct rate in milerate.txt. Any thoughts?
The quicken mileage rate shows 0.00. I have the correct rate in milerate.txt. Any thoughts?
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More details, please.
Can you show us an image snapshot of a mileage transaction showing the issue?Have you edited and changed the milerate.txt file? If so, can you show us the edits (using Notepad)?
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Please save images to files of file type PNG, JPG, or GIF only. They're easier to work with than PDF files.
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Please see the image snapshot of a mileage transaction showing the issue and the edited and changed milerate.txt file.
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just tried it - Business tab - Business Tools - Mileage Tracker
BTW - where is that edit screen with your years & rates ?
When I click on RATES - I don't have a line item for 2024 - but it worked fine.
So… edited the MileRate.TXT file with 2024 and a test entry 0.555 - and it did change on the mileage entry from 0.655 to the 0.555
C:\ProgramData\Quicken\Inet\Common\Localweb\Biz\
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The screen shot shows the mileage rate as 0.000. The milerate file shows the rate as 0.0670. I'm not sure what other details you need?
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just curious - what displays when you click on RATES in the lower right corner ?
BTW - I totally renamed the - milerate.txt file - and the mileage and RATES still show all the numbers up to 2023 - weird -
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It shows 0.000
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OK, let's doublecheck …
The milerate.txt file is in the folder where it's supposed to be:
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