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Posted by John Pollard on July 3, 2006, 4:41 pm
Please log in for more thread options > Thank you for the info John. Well that really stinks. This
> is an account I have data in since 1994, so the cut/paste
> would be pretty hard to do. Unfortunately, too, I don't
> remember when I did this, so I can't even restore a backup.
> It would be nice if there becomes an option in future Quicken
> versions to undo that operation.
>
> As an alternative, it would have been REALLY easy to do this
> if they hadn't disabled QIF import for credit cards!! I could
> then export and import right back into a new acocunt, but
> Noooo. I hope 2007 has some means of importing/exporting
> register transactions.
Goodness, you are significantly over rating the problem.
You can select all the transactions in your old account just as
you would select a group of files in Windows Explorer.
Then go to
Edit > Transaction > Cut
Open the new account.
Edit > Transaction > Paste
That's it.
(If your old transactions are "Reconciled", you may want to do a
"copy" from the old account, then paste in the new, then delete
the old account ... this avoids having to get Quicken's approval
to remove each reconciled transaction.)
Much easier than qif file export/import.
And qif file export/import is also still available ... just a
mite more work than it was before.
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