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Posted by Oilcan on December 31, 2007, 3:32 pm
Please log in for more thread options Stewart,
As much as you can complain, you upgrade with a choice. As much as anyone
can test - you will not find all of the bugs (or enhancements that you don't
like).
Quicken's reporting does need to be more robust. Perhaps this feature you
don't like is a movement towards that. Sometimes you have to pay the price
to gain.
Oilcan
> If you use classes to separate personal and business transactions
> Quicken 2008 kills your business reports. It implements a "feature"
> that for a category to be used in a Profit and Loss report it must be
> mapped to a business tax line (i.e. a line on a Schedule C). This
> also means you cannot use the same categories for personal and
> business tracking. For example if you have a category "Automobile
> Exp" with subcategories for repairs, fuel, etc. You cannot use
> classes to allocate between personal and business use (i.e. allocating
> via a mileage log).
>
> So if you're looking for improved reporting don't go to 2008.
>
> montshire@gmail.com wrote:
>
>>are there any significant improvement esply in the reporting function,
>>which i find very user unfriendly.
>
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