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I am an expert with Quicken (current thru 2004 and past versions). I can compare the features between the different versions in addition to answering "How To" questions
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At the top of the check register, there is a button to transfer funds (between accounts). Once you click on it, you get a dialog box that allows you to specify all the related details. You can commingle
There are four possible versions of Quicken 2005, each of which has their own fuctions and features. That was why I asked you the question. With regards to your question, Quicken is not intelligent
The easiest way to do this is set up a budget where Quicken uses 2007 expenses as the basis for 2008. Obviously, if you do not have all of your spending in Quicken, this will somewhat harder to do. Go
I believe you were told incorrect information. You cannot export from excel into Quicken 2004. You can load a QIF file, which was the last version of Quicken it supported, but you have to have the right
If you are looking for budget data only, there's not much flexibility in Quicken and you can't show all this information in one report. For actual balances, you can do a spend and receive and that is
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