Hi. Obviously i've been using Quicken for a long time. Back in the twilight years when we spent about a decade using Quicken 2007/2010, I used to use a lot of the graphs. Now I'm not finding the same ability to generate visualizations of my data (and of course I have a lot more data). In particular there were a few graphs that used to be able to show me the amount and percentage distribution of assets or liabilities over time. There may also have been a similar one for expenses/income. I don't know what it was called, but it was sort of series of weekly/monthly/quarterly/whatever vertical candy canes broken up into different colors that were keyed to different specific assets, categories, and/or accounts. That's the one I miss most, but honestly if you could just reintroduce most of graphic options from Q2007-2010 I'm sure we'd all be able to find the ones we need. I'm sure it can't be that hard to implement—if I were an expert at Excel I could probably do it with exported data. But I'm not an Excel expert, and Quicken was able to do it for me once, so I think Quicken can do it for me again.
