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Posted by John Pollard on March 20, 2007, 3:55 pm
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GC wrote:
> I currently have Quicken Home & Business 2003 & now use
> Quickbooks 2003 just for for business.
>
> But want to still manage my home finances without the
> extra expense of the Home & Business version & just use
> regular Quicken.
There are 3 "lesser" versions of Quicken below H&B: Premier,
Deluxe, and Basic.
> Can I import the Home & Business data set
> to regular Quicken?
Yes.
There is no "import"; no separate step is required. Quicken
knows what to do and does it. (I am speaking of going from
Q2004 H&B to Q2006 Premier specifically ... I can't tell you if
there was ever anything different required in other earlier
versions.)
> I don't mind if I don't get the business related data to
> translate.
> What can I expect to happen?
Your old business accounts will become the most appropriate
non-business type account. Business checking will become
regular checking. Customer Invoices will become an Asset
account. Business Bills will become a Liability account.
Naturally things like business forms (for Invoices, for example)
are no longer available. Business reports are no longer
available.
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John Pollard
First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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