The biggest limitation for me is reporting. so there is no reason not to run the two in parallel for you to evaluate QMac. Your transactions will download correctly on both QMac and QWin. I was a little nervous about doing a download on the Mac, then Windows (or vice versa), and wondered if my most recent transactions will download a second time with the same Quicken ID, or if that's file dependent? If forced ro choose, I would go forward with QMac.Īwesome info. QNachasthe dark mode option which I find very helpful given some personal vision problems.
The Drag and Drop capability in QMacis great. I particularly like QMacs investment registers - the flexibility in selecting columns and column order and the filtering capanility. QWin has more features but I generally do not use them - none are compelling to me.
Running both versions has become one of my hobbies.
QWin runs on my iMac under Parallels/Win10. I have been running Win for over 20 years and added Mac starting with the 2015 edition. Yes, it is a little extra work but you get the hands on experience to arrive at the final decision. Now run both versions for a period of time. Suggest you download and install QMac - both QWin and QMac areavaailable to you under your subscription.Ĭonvert a copy of your Win file to the Mac. Thanks again - can't tell you how much I appreciate your OP you indicate that you currently operate with Win and Mac systems. So, I guess here's a few more questions for you:ġ) What types of metrics were you referring to regarding investments? Columns in the Portfolio View under the Investing tab? I'm not asking for a comprehensive list, but just some idea of what is missingĢ) Does the Mac version get new features very often? Do you see regular enhancements, functionality improvements, and bug fixes? Especially adding features, This Quicken team is so much more proactive than Intuit, one would hopeģ) When you use Parallels, how do software updates work? When you open Quicken in a VM and Quicken starts on of its automatic updates, does the new software version get saved? I'm a partner in a LLC that rents a property, so it seems like home and business would have limited applicability. Investment and bill paying is where I'm focused mostly, so the Morningstar and other metrics are more concerning. Yet, I was considering seeing to what extent it could help now that my income is more constrained and predictable. Zillow is nice, and ironically, one would think a new user would gravitate toward budget planning, but I never did that, even in 1995, so it won't be missed. I'm recently retired, so many of these don't move the needle for me. Thanks so much! That's exactly what I was looking for! I was considering using Parallels, but only if I had to.
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