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John Callaway
May 12, 2013, 3:04:35 PM5/12/13
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I recently loaded my 2012 Quicken file into a new install of Quicken
2013 Deluxe. The reports are blank and when I try to customize them
nothing happens.Everything else came over fine. Any ideas on ho to fix
this problem?
JPC
2013 Deluxe. The reports are blank and when I try to customize them
nothing happens.Everything else came over fine. Any ideas on ho to fix
this problem?
JPC
John Pollard
May 12, 2013, 11:57:01 PM5/12/13
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"John Callaway" wrote
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I assume you're referring to your "saved" reports.
There were problems converting saved reports in the early releases of Q2013,
but I thought virtually all those problems had been fixed by the later
releases. Make sure you did your conversion with the most current release,
which is R12.
[I've converted Q2010 files a couple of times, and had no problem with saved
reports.]
If you converted with R12, you can try Validating a Quicken Copy of your
Q2013 data.
File > File Operations > Copy
File > File Operations > Validate and Repair (the Copy from previous step)
If the saved reports work in the Validated Copy, make that your regular
file.
You can also try a super-Validate (just like the Validate, but hold down
CTRL+SHIFT while clicking "Validate and Repair").
If that doesn't help, you can try reinstalling Q2012, and using it to do the
same process on your most current Q2012 file * ... then reinstalling Q2013
and converting the Q2012 Validated Copy.
[ * Unless you made your own backup before converting, your most recent
Q2012 file may be the backup Q2013 made just before it started its
conversion - you'll find that file in the folder "Q12Files" in the folder
with your Q2013 file.]
I assume you're referring to your "saved" reports.
There were problems converting saved reports in the early releases of Q2013,
but I thought virtually all those problems had been fixed by the later
releases. Make sure you did your conversion with the most current release,
which is R12.
[I've converted Q2010 files a couple of times, and had no problem with saved
reports.]
If you converted with R12, you can try Validating a Quicken Copy of your
Q2013 data.
File > File Operations > Copy
File > File Operations > Validate and Repair (the Copy from previous step)
If the saved reports work in the Validated Copy, make that your regular
file.
You can also try a super-Validate (just like the Validate, but hold down
CTRL+SHIFT while clicking "Validate and Repair").
If that doesn't help, you can try reinstalling Q2012, and using it to do the
same process on your most current Q2012 file * ... then reinstalling Q2013
and converting the Q2012 Validated Copy.
[ * Unless you made your own backup before converting, your most recent
Q2012 file may be the backup Q2013 made just before it started its
conversion - you'll find that file in the folder "Q12Files" in the folder
with your Q2013 file.]
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