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The activation card inside the box, and it is typically about 2 years from the initial release date of that “year” version. The only exception is/was the ones issued with the first 2018 subscription packages, which have/had no expiration. 1 WST2 Quicken Windows Subscription Member ✭✭ Dunno if that is true. I just bought a closeout copy at BestBuy. Had Deluxe, but this was Premier for 1 jacobs Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta Why don't they put an expiration date on the card??!?!?Actually, they should put it on the box, so people would know before purchasing and opening the shrink wrap if the code inside has expired. If they can put a "sell by" date on a box of cereal, then they could certainly do the same on a box of software. Why don't they? No one knows! I'd guess because it would cost more to manufacture the boxes to do so. I'd think their customer support people waste a lot of time with annoyed customers who have purchased a box with a code that doesn't validate. In any case, glad to hear it worked for you. 😀 Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 This discussion has been closed. Categories All Categories26 Announcements173 Alerts, Online Banking & Known Product Issues15 Product Alerts705 Welcome to the Community!595 Before you Buy1.2K Product Ideas49K Quicken Classic for Windows15.2K Quicken Classic for Mac979 Quicken Mobile767 Quicken on the Web22 The Community Meetup Newsletter

Dannytao Quicken Mac Subscription Member I’d like to renew my current subscription. Can I renew with a new copy of Quicken 2020 or do I need Quicken 2023? Do older versions of Quicken subscription software that is new and unopened ever expire? 0 Best Answer smayer97 Quicken Mac Other SuperUser ✭✭✭✭✭ Sadly, all activation codes have an expiration date, which is on the activation card inside the box, and it is typically about 2 years from the initial release date of that “year” version. The only exception is/was the ones issued with the first 2018 subscription packages, which have/had no expiration. 1 Answers Jon Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta Subscription codes are good for 2 years from when they are created. So a code from 2020 is almost certainly not going to be useable in 2023 & I wouldn't spend any money on one. 1 And, from my experience, tech support isn't very sympathetic to extending your subscription with an expired code. In my case, this was also back in the day when there was NO MENTION AT ALL on the packaging or the key card that the code had an expiration date. I complained that it was unfair that they would enforce an expiration date when no mention of one was ever made. They threw me a bone by extending my subscription by a month, but I was SOL. 1 smayer97 Quicken Mac Other SuperUser ✭✭✭✭✭ Sadly, all activation codes have an expiration date, which is on

Quicken 2007 to modern Quicken Mac uses a modified version of Quicken 2007 in a cloud server to extract data from the old data files into an interim format which can then be imported into Quicken Mac. Users have been converting from Quicken 2007 since summer 2014, and after seven and a half years, the number of Quicken 2007 users has shrunk to a pretty small number. With a large list of development requests for the current program still in front of the development team, they have made clear they are not going to divert time and resources into trying to dive back into Quicken 2007 to write a new converter or data exporter for the small number of remaining Quicken 2007 users. Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 smayer97 Quicken Mac Other SuperUser ✭✭✭✭✭ Or did the OP mean that they were using QM2007 in Mojave through 2021, i.e. 2017 was a typo? 0 jacobs Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta Or did the OP mean that they were using QM2007 in Mojave through 2021, i.e. 2017 was a typo?Exactly. That's why I asked several questions in my first reply above. It's not worth speculating on various what-if scenarios until @jongreen posts again and clarifies. Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19931 John_in_NC Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta Assuming QMac 2017, then your payees & addresses will come through.But, did you (for some reason) export your 2017 file to QXF and back into a new file in the new version? That will strip out the payee info.You generally want to let the newer versions of Quicken open your 2017 file directly, and it will create a copy of the file in the newer format. You can run both old and new alongside with each accessing their respective files. 0 I too am using 2017 and just found my entire payee list gone. I'd already been having problems for several months with various bill payments not going through electronically that had previously (for decades) worked seamlessly. Each month I've had to mail checks to companies that I'd previously been able to pay electronically. What's going on? 0 jacobs Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta You're talking about two very different issues, once of which is completely unrelated to this thread. I'll address the Payees; you should create a separate thread about your bill payment problems. In Quicken 2017 (and any version of modern Quicken Mac), your entire Payee list cannot be gone. Quicken Mac doesn't allow you to delete Payees which are in use for one or more transactions.Open Window > Payees. Make sure the "Show Hidden" checkmark is checked. Are all your

If I install the new Quicken Deluxe 2020 subscription model on the same Mac computer that I currently have Quicken Deluxe 2017, will the 2020 version overwrite my 2017 version or will both versions reside on the same computer? The reason I ask is that I want to be able to open both versions to compare. Please advise, THANK YOU! 0 Best Answers John_in_NC Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta It will not overwrite, and the data files remain separate.You can have both versions running at the same time so that you can compare. 2 NotACPA Quicken Windows Subscription SuperUser ✭✭✭✭✭ NOTE that @John_in_NC 's reply ONLY applies to the QMac product.A QWin install will uninstall any prior QWin product ... but will retain your data files. Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & PersonalRetired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP1 Answers John_in_NC Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta It will not overwrite, and the data files remain separate.You can have both versions running at the same time so that you can compare. 2 Oh good! Thank you so much! 0 NotACPA Quicken Windows Subscription SuperUser ✭✭✭✭✭ NOTE that @John_in_NC 's reply ONLY applies to the QMac product.A QWin install will uninstall any prior QWin product ... but will retain your data files. Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & PersonalRetired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP1 This discussion has been closed. Categories All Categories26 Announcements167 Alerts, Online Banking & Known Product Issues15 Product Alerts703 Welcome to the Community!593 Before you Buy1.2K Product Ideas49K Quicken Classic for Windows15.1K Quicken Classic for Mac978 Quicken Mobile767 Quicken on the Web22 The Community Meetup Newsletter

I have used Quicken since 1993 and have relied on it keeping all my account numbers and payment addresses. These are missing from the new Payee list. This information going back 29 years was easy to find in the old versions. Am I missing something? Under what tab or heading should I look to find this information? 0 Answers John_in_NC Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta Hi, jongreen:You will have to re-enter this info for the various payees. The converter for 2007 dates back roughly 12 years, and some features were not supported at that time. 0 Thanks John, I can understand that any active program can not support all previous versions and data. But I was using 2017 in Mojave through 2021 and all the data was present. Now I’m in Big Sur and not even the recent account numbers and addresses and memos from 2021 are present. These categories are blank. Any suggestions for a more extensive conversion. Or at very least Quicken should offer a translation program that would at least allow importing all old data into something like excel. That way the data could be totally saved and the required data filled in by hand. Is their any program that you know of that could read the old data? 0 jacobs Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta @jongreen I'm confused and need a little more information. You were using Quicken 2007 since 1993 and you were using Quicken 2017 through 2021; were you using both programs at the same time? Have you moved forward to the current Quicken Mac program now? And if so, did you import your data from your Quicken 2017 data or from your Quicken 2007 data? When you were using Quicken 2017, had you imported your data from Quicken 2007? And you're saying that the Payee addresses and your account connectivity imported from Quicken 2007 to Quicken 2017, but not into current Quicken Mac?As John said, there have been no changes to the Quicken Mac importer from Quicken 2007 in many years, so there shouldn't be any difference between what was imported into Quicken 2017 and current Quicken Mac. And if you moved from Quicken 2017 to current Quicken Mac, no data should have been left behind.Sorry to have so many questions, but I'm just trying to understand what you were using and how you moved forward, so we can offer you any possible advice. I can tell you pretty definitively that there will be nothing forthcoming from the folks at Quicken to pull any additional data from Quicken 2007. The database in Quicken 2007 is very quirky and complex and untraditional by modern database standards. Even the converter from

Mac OS10.13.6 Quicken 6.2.2 - My download from Chase Credit card skipped 2 months, I downloaded the transactions for this period and it is in QIF format when I try and upload into Q it says cannot upload must be an empty document? Please assist 0 Answers NotACPA Quicken Windows Subscription SuperUser ✭✭✭✭✭ Create, temporarily, an otherwise empty account. Import the QIF into that account then MOVE the transactions to the account where you want them and delete the Temp account. Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & PersonalRetired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP0 Thanks, but how do I import the QIF data into the specific new account set up. So I set up a new CC account just called "blank" lets. Say but I only know how to just do a general import, not to an account. 0 jacobs Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta @NotACPA Your answer was for Quicken Windows, but I don't believe there is a way to do what you said in Quicken Mac.@James Young Quicken Mac generally does not support imports in QIF format. The developers did build a special case for importing from two competing programs (Mint and Banktivity, I believe), but those imports are only for creating a new data file in Quicken. Quicken Mac does not support importing data for a selected account.I would go back to the Chase website to see if they offer downloads in the format Quicken actually supports: QFX. If so, download a QFX file and you should be able to import it.If Chase does not offer QFX downloads, then the only option I'm aware of is that there are some third-party software developers who sell QIF to QFX data converters. They do this by spoofing the ID of a Quicken-supported financial institution. I can't vouch for their reliability because I have never purchased one. Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 Thank you both for you comments. I am checking with Chase to see if if they can send a QFX downloads. Hopefully quicken will build the compatibility. Seems really odd they don't support that format for Mac. 0 jacobs Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta I won't go into the long history of QIF and QFX, but I'd just say that I wouldn't expect them to add support for QIF. It's an old file format which had a lot of problems because the data wasn't in consistent format; OFX (and the minor Quicken variation on that, QFX) came about to improve on the failings of QIF.Many, but not all, financial institutions which support Quicken provide QFX downloads. You should be able to log onto their website and see if it's an option in the same place where you found to download the QIF file. Quicken Mac Subscription • Quicken user since 19930 Thank you for the assistance. I see that quicken import menu provides the option for "mint CSV". Is it possible