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Posted by Laura on March 3, 2008, 3:53 pm
Please log in for more thread options Check to see if you have any categories marked as Business. Only business
categories show up on the p&l starting with 2008.
> Unusable completely for P&L. No accounts show in report. Message says
> there are no transactions within the dates listed, except I listed all
> dates since August 2001 when company was started. Changing all
> combinations of dates (year to date, last year, etc.) got same response.
> In effect there were no P&L reports.
>
> Balance sheet reports seemed normal.
>
> Cash Flow reports were poor. Cash inflow showed income in all categories
> and outflow in must cases as negative numbers in inflow section. No way
> to compare inflows and outflows without an old fashioned adding machine.
> One or two small items of outflow actually showed in outflow where they
> belonged.
>
> My personal data base seemed to convert from 2007 to 2008 correctly. At
> least reports looked O.K., but I did not check them for accuracy.
>
> Quicken "tech support" said the data on the business data base was
> probably corrupted and I should install Q H&B 2007 and run validate and
> supervalidate before reinstalling 2008 and trying to convert again. The
> problem is when I uninstalled 2008, it took 2 days to reinstall 2007. I
> can not afford to do that again if validate does not fix the problem.
>
>
>>> Has anyone else had problems going from 2007 to 2008? I converted on
>>> set of data and P&L reports and Cash Flow reports were unusable. Tech
>>> support could not fix it. I tried to go back to 2007 and installation
>>> was blocked. Quicken tech support gave up after hours and at lease 4
>>> different tech support people. Their last suggestion was to reinstall
>>> my operating system (reformat) and reinstall software & data.
>>>
>>> I later solved the problem myself and am using 2007 again. I am afraid
>>> to install 2008 at this time.
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>> Define "unusable"...I believe that with 2008 only business accounts will
>> be displayed on the Profit and Loss statements. Is this what you are
>> talking about?
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