![]() For the quickest answer, search previously asked questions below. Chances are, others have asked a similar question and there's already an answer waiting for you. Quicken lets you generate reports that show both your total income and expenses. The expenses are based on the transactions that you entered in the past. This makes it important to manually enter. And the new transaction really is nowhere to be found? Which key or button are you pressing to save the transaction? Is your register sorted by Date? Click the Date column header once or twice to sort by Date. If you haven't done so already, I'd say it's time to contact Quicken Support via Chat or Phone and request help. Quicken Support: • To contact 'regular' Quicken Support, please use this link only: • If you have purchased Premium Support (separately or as part of your subscription of Quicken 2018 Premier or above) call the number that can be found at the top of the My Account page at (US) or (Canada) next to 'Quicken Premium Support'. • Other links or phone numbers found elsewhere on the Internet may not be from Quicken or may not be up-to-date. Use those at your own risk. I have the same issue in Quicken Mac 2017. When you select New and enter a new bill, it defaults to the date to be paid, frequency and the next pay date. However, the transaction becomes entered at that date and there is no opportunity to add the bill details (Payee, category, amount, account to be paid from). Instead, you must select the bill and then 'Edit this and all future bills' and THEN enter the details of the bill. Seems to be rather strange that you can't go through all the initial steps in one logical entry point. I think you missed my point.or I didn't convey it correctly. The problem is that the scheduling portion of the new Bill overlaps the Payee, Category, Amount and Account areas of that new Bill. As I've just tried, I need to click on the Amount area of that new Bill that is NOT covered by the scheduling portion. What needs to be done is have the scheduling portion show BELOW the entire Bill register entry. As it stands, I have to click on the area that is NOT covered by the scheduling area. For example, I would have to click on any of the arrowed areas in order to be able to complete the entire Bills register entry line. Otherwise, if I select ENTER after completing the frequency, day of the month and the calendar entry for the Bill, I get a 'blank' entry with only the date.which I then have to EDIT. You conveyed your question correctly, but your thread unfortunately got hijacked by other people. I can't reproduce your issue, but I do vaguely recall some issue with the scheduler window: you must enter all the schedule details, and then exit out via clicking on the date. Then, you enter the other details such as Payee, category, etc. I don't have a small display machine to test, but on my 15' display, I can scroll to enter details after closing the scheduler. It is kind of a 2 step process for scheduled transactions: you have to enter the frequency via the scheduler, exit out, and then enter the transaction details. Last Updated: July 27, 2018 Quicken 2017 for Mac is here and may finally be the Quicken that Mac users have been demanding for years with a fully functional Bill Pay, new interface and enhanced reporting features. After many years of having to endure an inferior product, Quicken for Mac is now finally much closer to the Windows version although shortcomings still remain.
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