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From: John Pollard on 20 Dec 2009 23:51
John Pollard wrote:

> The Quicken File > File Operations > Copy, and the File > Export > QIF
> file routines allow you to select a date range.
>
> You can also delete transactions from the exported QIF file using
> something like Notepad.

I should have noted that the Quicken "Copy" feature (unlike the other
options) will create a "balance forward" transaction to account for the
transactions it deletes.+

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John Pollard


From: John Callaway on 21 Dec 2009 08:46
On Sun, 20 Dec 2009 22:51:06 -0600, "John Pollard"
<8plus7isf(a)gmail.com> wrote:

>John Pollard wrote:
>
>> The Quicken File > File Operations > Copy, and the File > Export > QIF
>> file routines allow you to select a date range.
>>
>> You can also delete transactions from the exported QIF file using
>> something like Notepad.
>
>I should have noted that the Quicken "Copy" feature (unlike the other
>options) will create a "balance forward" transaction to account for the
>transactions it deletes.+

Use copy command for appropriate dates.

JPC
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