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Posted by John Pollard on August 25, 2006, 12:43 pm
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>>I just tried it also. NA for all funds and the ticker symbols
>>are correct. It worked fine in 2006
> Try this.
>
> Create a "New" Quicken file. In the New Quicken file, enter
> one valid mutual fund with correct ticker in the Security
> List, with "Type" "Mutual Fund". Make sure you either have
> the fund in the "Watch List" or own at least one share of the
> fund. Do a One Step Update with "Download quotes, asset
> classes, ...." checked.
>
> If you still have N/A for the Morningstar rating, I suggest
> you report it in the Product Feedback forum in the Quicken
> forums.
It just dawned on me that I'm pretty sure that I recently read a
post from Intuit saying that Morningstar ratings required the
Premier version of Quicken. I believe the post was in answer to
someone using Q2007.
I think that Intuit poster said that had always been true, but I
know that's wrong. I have Q2005 Deluxe, and it can get
Morningstar ratings. I can't speak for Q2006 because I have the
Premier version; it definitely gets Morningstar ratings, but I
can't say whether Q2006 Deluxe does.
It's conceivable that there has been a change since Q2005 and
that Premier is now required for Morningstar ratings.
--
John Pollard
First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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>>I just tried it also. NA for all funds and the ticker symbols
>>are correct. It worked fine in 2006
> Try this.
>
> Create a "New" Quicken file. In the New Quicken file, enter
> one valid mutual fund with correct ticker in the Security
> List, with "Type" "Mutual Fund". Make sure you either have
> the fund in the "Watch List" or own at least one share of the
> fund. Do a One Step Update with "Download quotes, asset
> classes, ...." checked.
>
> If you still have N/A for the Morningstar rating, I suggest
> you report it in the Product Feedback forum in the Quicken
> forums.
It just dawned on me that I'm pretty sure that I recently read a
post from Intuit saying that Morningstar ratings required the
Premier version of Quicken. I believe the post was in answer to
someone using Q2007.
I think that Intuit poster said that had always been true, but I
know that's wrong. I have Q2005 Deluxe, and it can get
Morningstar ratings. I can't speak for Q2006 because I have the
Premier version; it definitely gets Morningstar ratings, but I
can't say whether Q2006 Deluxe does.
It's conceivable that there has been a change since Q2005 and
that Premier is now required for Morningstar ratings.
--
John Pollard
First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
Please reply to newsgroup
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