Errors converting from Windows 10 (Quicken Premier 2017) to Mac Mojave (Quicken Premier 2020)
I also noticed all my scheduled payments are gone. The calendar has no payments scheduled any longer. These were not auto-pay through Bill Payer, simply calendar reminders to pay bills. Any ideas on this one?
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Not sure about your first issue though it sounds like maybe a date format difference between your old data file and the settings on your Mac that got in the way during conversion. You might want to inquire of Quicken Support to investigate.
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As for the second, it is a known issue mostly only data transactions are converted over but things like saved reports, scheduled transactions, budgets, etc, are not. You will have to recreate these.
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Not sure about your first issue though it sounds like maybe a date format difference between your old data file and the settings on your Mac that got in the way during conversion. You might want to inquire of Quicken Support to investigate.
The ONLY Official Quicken Support can be reached for FREE via chat or phone.
As for the second, it is a known issue mostly only data transactions are converted over but things like saved reports, scheduled transactions, budgets, etc, are not. You will have to recreate these.
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Object to Quicken's business model, using up 25% of your screen? Add your vote here:
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