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Posted by Stewart Berman on January 1, 2008, 11:05 pm
Please log in for more thread options I it is not a user problem it is just one of the many bugs in Quicken
2008.
If I create a new report and tell Quicken to save it with the same
name as an existing report and Quicken warns me that I will replace
the existing report and I say yes it is reasonable to expect that the
new report will replace the old one.
BTW, if I give the report a new name Quicken can't find it after it
saves it. Yes I have filed a bug report. Quicken 2008 R5 has a
number of bugs related to report management.
>Christopher Lightle wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> In Quicken 2008 I customized and replaced a saved report
>>>> which was
>>>> created and saved many versions ago. I now have two of
>>>> these
>>>> reports in my saved reports list. How do I remove one
>>>> without
>>>> removing both?
>>>
>>> I think one of us is confused. ;-)
>>>
>>> I don't think '08 allows you to "replace" a modified report.
>>> I
>>> believe it forces you to save a new version, which has no
>>> effect on
>>> the original. Either way, if you have 2 reports listed with
>>> similar names, they are
>>> different reports. You can remove (or modify) one without
>>> any
>>> impact on the other.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> After opening and modifying the original saved report I select
>> save,
>> the default name of the report to be saved is the original
>> report
>> name with a 1 added to the end. I remove the 1, select save,
>> I am
>> prompted to replace the report, and I select yes. Now in my
>> saved
>> reports list I have two saved reports with the exact same
>> name. I
>> open each report and both reports present the same information
>> (as
>> modified). I delete one report and both reports are deleted
>> from my
>> saved reports list.
>
>Change your report preferences to "Customizing modifies current
>report or graph".
>
>When your preferences tell Quicken to create a "new" report when
>you customize, then you tell Quicken to use the same name as an
>existing report ... Quicken gets confused. You are giving
>Quicken conflicting instructions; Quicken should catch the
>mistake and tell you it can't do what you ask ... but it
>doesn't.
>
>If you truly need a "new"report, give it a "new" name.
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