Why must a check be non-zero?
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I use Quicken Starter 2018 v5.6.5, on a Macintosh with System v10.13.5 (High Sierra). But there is something that I consider Bogus! :-(
I want to Print a voided check. Customarily, I set the amount of the check to Zero.
But I learnt today that Quicken as well-as Refuses to print a check with a Zero amount. When I try, Quicken says, "Some checks cannot be printed because they have non-negative amounts."
What can I do, please? Need I wait on Quicken, Inc. to fix this on a future release of Quicken, or what? Thank you.
I want to Print a voided check. Customarily, I set the amount of the check to Zero.
But I learnt today that Quicken as well-as Refuses to print a check with a Zero amount. When I try, Quicken says, "Some checks cannot be printed because they have non-negative amounts."
What can I do, please? Need I wait on Quicken, Inc. to fix this on a future release of Quicken, or what? Thank you.
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This is the first time I have hear of printing a check with a zero amount. Even if you could, I still would write VOID across the face.
Bob, I'm not sure why you want to print a zero dollar voided check; is this a one-time thing or some recurring thing? Hopefully my suggestion or John's is sufficient for you. Otherwise, perhaps if you explained why this is a need, it would be clearer to us.