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Improvements to the UI for Reports - reduce scrolling & manual resizing [Edited]

JS10023 · 2025-12-22T17:13:20+00:00

* Under Reports, Easy Answers should be listed at the top instead of needing to scroll down. * Under Reports, dropdown menus should have a wider space to grab and scroll. * Under Reports, my reports always open in a smaller screen where the Amount column is always hidden all the way to right and I have to widen the screen…

JS10023

Under Reports, Easy Answers should be listed at the top instead of needing to scroll down.
Under Reports, dropdown menus should have a wider space to grab and scroll.
Under Reports, my reports always open in a smaller screen where the Amount column is always hidden all the way to right and I have to widen the screen to see the numbers.

These may seem like minor changes, but they would definitely save me time. I do too much scrolling, including missing the scroll bar and window widening. I bet others are having the same issues, but they are too small to mention. It has taken me months, if not years to bring it up.

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Jim_Harman

Are you using the built-in reports, or ones you have saved?

Most of the built-in reports do not remember any column width or size changes unless you save the modified report you have made, and I think they are sized to fit on the lowest screen resolution supported by Quicken (1024x768).

I just did a quick test with the Itemized Categories report and if you save the report it remembers the window size.