Back-out of Reconciliation screen to account (registers)
Can someone remind me please how to temporarily back-out of the Reconciliation screen to the account register your'e working on?
I can't believe I've forgotten how to do this :-(
Thanks, QuickPeter
Quicken for Mac 2017
I can't believe I've forgotten how to do this :-(
Thanks, QuickPeter
Quicken for Mac 2017
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I’ve just. realised that you’ve told me this before, so thanks for your patience
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(Canadian Q user since '92, STILL using QM2007)
No biggy since there are alternate ways to get there...
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(Canadian Q user since '92, STILL using QM2007)
"No, the recon window is a register so there is no need to go back. Double clicking opens the transaction to edit."
That's exactly what I found when I tried it just now
It's useful to know that you can double click a transaction to edit it though.
I think I'll be using that technique a lot from now on. Thanks.
QuickPeter
I think that's really useful and I might be using this in future as its quite intuitive.
Thanks.
QuickPeter