Is Morningstar Portfolio X-Ray still working?

Todd

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No matter what I do, the Portfolio X-Ray always brings back:

SAMLERROR: Redirect failed

Is Morningstar still working on Quicken?

NotACPA

Checked my Morningstar just now, after seeing your post … and it worked fine.

So, I'd suggest that you see this thread for further info about the error: https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20430604#Comment_20430604?utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=samlerror

q_lurker

My X-Ray currently gets hung up with that error on 6 bonds I own. 14 other bonds do not cause the problem (but I also doubt they get included in the evaluation).

The Search function available on this site is weak, IMO. You might try a google search formatted as —

SAMLERROR site:commmunity.quicken.com

Don't know if other search engines offer a similar format function.

NotACPA

Clarifying just a bit. SuperUsers & Mods can see "Archived" transactions, which others can't see … but when I do that search, most of the results are Closed, but not yet Archived, and I thought that anyone could see closed posts.

NotACPA

Checked my Morningstar just now, after seeing your post … and it worked fine.

So, I'd suggest that you see this thread for further info about the error: https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20430604#Comment_20430604?utm_source=community-search&utm_medium=organic-search&utm_term=samlerror

Todd

Thank you for the suggestion. I ran a search on SAMLERROR and it came back blank. How did you find this post?

Todd

NOTACPA,

Just tried it and the CDs at my brokerage are the problem. Thank you much!

q_lurker

My X-Ray currently gets hung up with that error on 6 bonds I own. 14 other bonds do not cause the problem (but I also doubt they get included in the evaluation).

The Search function available on this site is weak, IMO. You might try a google search formatted as —

SAMLERROR site:commmunity.quicken.com

Don't know if other search engines offer a similar format function.

NotACPA

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20474635#Comment_20474635

With regard to a forum search, I'm not aware that SuperUsers have any special ability … and I don't know why yours didn't work.

BUT, from you next reply, apparently you were able to figure out the issue. Glad I could help.

NotACPA

Clarifying just a bit. SuperUsers & Mods can see "Archived" transactions, which others can't see … but when I do that search, most of the results are Closed, but not yet Archived, and I thought that anyone could see closed posts.

Chris_QPW

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20474723#Comment_20474723

regular users can see posts. Personally, I find it almost impossible to find anything using the search on this forum. Lots of times I end up with doing a more generic search and then just looking through pages and pages of hoping I find the right thing. There’s no that really works Properly. You go to searching in a category and it changes the whole way it searches and forgets things it’s just terrible.

I find it amazing when other people find old threads on certain things. This is one of the main reasons why I almost never can give somebody an answer that says here go vote on this idea because I can never find that idea again.

Jim_Harman

The forum search works pretty well for me.

I start on the Discussions page using a new browser tab. For example, if I type SAMLERROR I get this

which leads directly to several relevant discussions on this topic.

To narrow the search, you can click on Search and on a wide screen it brings up a Filter menu on the right. If the discussion I am looking for is one I know I have participated in, I select myself as the author and click on Filter. One downside of this is that it connects to my response, not the top of the discussion. To get to the first post in the discussion, I do a new search using words that are in the discussion's title and select from the list that is displayed. Then I can make a link by copying the first part of the URL, through the end of the title, into the original discussion.