All investment metrics are done at the INVESTING level or by groups below or even individual accounts, but you'll need to either export the view to an Excel spreadsheet or just print what's available on screen. A LOT different! And I know you mentioned you don't use reports, but I find that the newest report engine in Quicken Mac is simple to use and creates just about any customized report you can think of.ĭownsides? Muti-currency is awful in Quicken Mac. It's cleaner looking.but it is a LOT different than the Windows version. Keep your Windows version active until then.and maybe a bit after and run them both in parallel.
Personally, I would just start using Quicken Mac in a brand new file as of January 1, 2022. You need to create two separate transactions to mimic the buy or sell plus transfer in Quicken Mac. You can do that in Quicken Windows, but there is no corresponding investment transaction type in Quicken Mac. Why? Because those are really two transactions in one (a buy or sell and a transfer). If you have BUYX or SELLX transactions, forget about those converting. So, in typical Quicken convoluted fashion, the conversion process runs through an online convertor.and then spits out the converted file for use in Quicken Mac.
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The conversion process runs through a 32 bit software, which modern Macs only handle 64 bit software. Of course, I'm a hypocrite and still subscribe to Quicken annually.LOL!Īs mentioned by others, one Quicken subscription license allows you to download both the Windows and Mac versions. But I am trying to eliminate subscription software especially if I can get an alternative for free. There's just something about Fusion that feels more bare bones and clunky. In my opinion, Parallels is a much slicker and easier to use interface than Fusion.
But now you're talking about paying about $60 a year for the Parallels subscription plus the cost of purchasing a Windows license. But you'd need to do that if you purchased a subscription to Parallels, which IS compatible with M1 Macs. So, you'd have to purchase a Windows license.
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I just got an update today that will allow Fusion to run mac OS Monterey and to virtualize Windows 11.Īlthough the software is free, the Windows license is not. but I'm not sure if Fusion will run on M1 Macs yet. The Quicken Windows uses the FREE VMWare Fusion to create a Windows partition on my MacBook Pro. I run both Quicken Mac and Quicken Windows.