I'm still using Quicken 2002. I told Q I did not want to print the report for the reconcilliation I just did. I changed my mind. I know there is a command to reprint the report. Can anyone tell me where it is?
Thanks... Bob
PS Is there any reason to upgrade if all I use it for is keeping my personal checkbook?
I found it but the choice is dimmed out.
Bob
From my previous post: "Open the account in question to its register".
Open the account in question to its register. Then go to Reports > Spending > Reconciliation.
John,
I'm not sure why you repeated your instructions. That is what I did. When pulling down the Reports/Spending menu reconcilliation is the last choice on the list but it is dimmed out and cannot be chosen.
Bob
Because the only reason I have ever known why the "Reconciliation" report choice is greyed out is because the user does not have an account open that permits reprinting a reconciliation report: basically checking and savings accounts.
Well maybe that's it. It actually is a credit card account, although why that would make a difference I don't know.
Bob
I don't get offerred a reconcile report when I reconcile a credit card account in Q2007 (Premier, R4). Definitely can't reprint one if none was offerred.
I do get offerred the chance to write a check for any balance owed at the end of a reconcile in a credit card account. Perhaps that's what you turned down.
[Unlike earlier versions, Q2007 does offer a reconcile report for investment accounts ... but doesn't offer the ability to reprint them.]Perhaps you are correct.
Bob
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