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Posted by John Pollard on December 3, 2007, 12:16 pm
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Ken Abrams wrote:
> My needs are rather spartan.
> All I want to do is keep a check register and print out some
> reports
> twice a year.
>
> This worked perfectly in the '99 version.
> New computer; no disk for 99 so got '08.
> '08 puts the sub-total ABOVE the list of items being added.
Only true for reports that show individual transactions.
> Huh?? I hate it.
Along with subtotals at the top comes a new feature which I
love: the ability to elect to see the individual transactions
for some subtotals, while hiding the transactions for other
subtotals.
> Intuit is no help. It's a "feature" and their promise to be
> sure you
> are satisfied is a lie.
>
> So........does anybody know which version moved the report
> totals to
> the top instead of the bottom?
Q2006.
> Does anybody have that version (or older back to '99) that you
> would
> like to trade, even up, for H&B '08 ??
> SUCH A DEAL !! A free upgrade !!
> Moving data from '99 to '08 was a snap, using export and
> import.
Odd, most folks would just let the newer version convert the
older version data (or get a free "trial version" to do the
conversion in two steps.)
> Any idea if going BACK will work??
If you had Quicken "convert" your data, you could revert to the
backup Intuit made of your data when it did the conversion, then
manually re-enter data that occured since that time.
Or, in your case, you can reverse the process you used to
upgrade: you can export to QIF files, then import the QIF files
into the older version. Very messy for many folks, and not all
data can be exported/imported.
> Guess that might depend on the version.
Importing QIF files into versions newer than Q2004 requires a
bit of extra effort (unless you can get satisfactory results
using the "All Accounts" export/import option), but other than
that, the options and degree of difficulty are the same for all
versions.
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John Pollard
First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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