New release available (Q Win Canada)

Claude Blouin

New release R61.23 (Build 27.161.23) available as a staged release for Quicken Windows (Canada).

Several fixes and Improvements !

Arctic Hare

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7960910/new-release-available

Yes, but, unfortunately, some things that are documented as fixed in the release notes are not actually fixed, e.g. allocation rebalancing table with custom asset classes.

Claude Blouin

Quicken_R6123_Release notes.png

I don't see this item in the release notes………

Arctic Hare

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20481454#Comment_20481454

It's in the PNG file you attached - see bullet #6 under "What's Fixed".

Chris_QPW

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20481445#Comment_20481445

This actually "now you have the same as Quicken Windows US", state.

The asset classes are now included (that is the fix), the problem is that for a lot of people there are garbage characters in the amounts (Value and Adjustment) that you would use for rebalancing, and as such makes it pretty much useless. BTW the amount of garbage characters seems to vary for different people. For instance, in my case I can read enough of the numbers to actually see what needs to be rebalanced. I have seen other screenshots that the garbage characters completely fill the fields and then there are some people that have no garbage characters. Pretty strange that it is affecting people differently.

Arctic Hare

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20481477#Comment_20481477

The custom asset classes are still excluded in the sense that they are not included in the calculation of any of the values in the table. The words appear, but all the values in the table are wrong if you have holdings in any of the custom asset classes. The residual problem is NOT limited to garbage characters. I have NO garbage characters in my table, but ALL of the values in my table are INCORRECT. Put another way, the math that generates the table is wrong in that it doesn't consider holdings in the custom asset classes.

Claude Blouin

Thanks for the clear explanation.!

Chris_QPW

https://community.quicken.com/discussion/comment/20481481#Comment_20481481

Thanks, with the garbage characters in mine and me not really using this for my rebalancing I didn't check the numbers, so I'm wrong about that.