earliest to date

Delete those old transactions.

You can also set your own date range, specifying the oldest and newest dates exactly.

John, You were right. I found a typo in a closed and hidden account that caused the earliest date of 1911. I fixed it.

Now, my earliest date is 1980, which is valid. But, I would prefer not to go back that far in a report. Can you please tell me how and where to set my own date range?

Thanks, Carl

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Yes, that is what I was referring to. To Quicken, "earliest" means earliest transaction date anywhere in your file; I know of no way to change that interpretation.

I have long wished for a couple of additional "thru" date options: "today" and "most recent month end"; available for use with a fixed "from" date. Then you could select your own "earliest" date and memorize the report to give a consistent range of transactions without months/years of no activity.

But even without those "thru" date options, you can still memorize reports with a fixed date range where the "from" date is *your* choice of "earliest" date, then modify the thru date when you create the report, to get a range to your liking.