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Posted by bjn on January 27, 2008, 8:05 am
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>>>>> I've tried just about all of them, and the single feature I need - show
>>>>> me how much money I'm going to have on a specific day a la Quicken's
>>>>> financial calendar with balance graph - is not available on any of
>>>>> them.
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>>>> <sigh> That's a feature I liked as well. However, Intuit has removed
>>>> functionality from that feature in Quicken for Windows 2006 (or it may have
>>>> been 2005).
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>>> You are -joking-. Really? That's gone? I'm flabbergasted. That's the
>>> single reason I have rejected every other accounting package over the
>>> years - I'm serious, it's that important to me.
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>> Now it only works for cash accounts. It used to work for any account.
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>> I used to have the calendar graph display the total of my checking and
>> credit card accounts, so I could see when I use the credit card too much.
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>> From Q2005 onward, I cannot put the credit card balances into the total for
>> the financial calendar graph.
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>That's annoying - I also put any card balance on the graph. Hmm. Ah
>well, here's hoping the rewrite might bring something I'm interested in
>then.
I had other words besides "annoying"... Think about it, I pay for a
product upgrade, only to see features that I use be removed in the new
version.
The gutting of the financial calendar balance graph and the removal of
stock price trimming... I have to wonder what bright spark at Intuit
thought the removal of those was a good idea.
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