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One Step Update Settings

Scott26

Why can you not make it a true one step update without having to go through multiple steps?

If give you the option to save/apply setting, but always defaults to doing multiple steps.

This was not an issue many years ago, but apparently has been ingored previosly.

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7890024/one-step-update-is-not-one-step?utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=one+step+update+setting

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Chris_QPW

Evidentially back then, the original poster didn't see fit to submit it as an idea. Without people voting for it, most likely it will never be implemented.

Here is your chance to vote for it:

The user should have to option to bypass being prompted by the One Step Update Settings dialog — Quicken