How do I copy old transactions to a recoverable file?
William H Robinson
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I closed a Mastercard account that is quit large but would like to save the transactions and copy them for history and remove them from my active file. They currently slowdown my backup.
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What leads you to believe the account is slowing down your backup? Have you compared the performance a backup of your data file with and without the account?
The obvious way of preserving the current data is to save backup (press Ctrl + B). If you really want to preserve the account's transactions in an importable format, I suggest you export the account in QIF format: https://www.quicken.com/support/how-do-i-export-data-quicken5
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What leads you to believe the account is slowing down your backup? Have you compared the performance a backup of your data file with and without the account?
The obvious way of preserving the current data is to save backup (press Ctrl + B). If you really want to preserve the account's transactions in an importable format, I suggest you export the account in QIF format: https://www.quicken.com/support/how-do-i-export-data-quicken5
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