“Will data files from an old version of Quicken (2010) be accessed using this version of Quicken?”
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https://www.quicken.com/support/preparing-your-data-file-upgrade-new-version-quicken @Quicken First, make a backup, Second, prepare your accounts, Update all of your online accounts and scheduled transactions. Cancel any repeating Bill Pay payments you have set up in your file. You can find steps for this process here. Check your account balances in Quicken. If your balances don't match after converting your file, you'll be able to more easily see where transactions are missing, and you can add those transactions manually to resolve the difference. Third, prepare your file. Remove your data file password: Go to File > Set Password for this data file. Select Use this data file without a password. Enter your existing password. Click OK. Validate your file in Quicken for Windows. You can do this by following these steps: Click on File on the top menu bar, then select File Operations > Validate & Repair. Put a check next to Validate file. Click OK. Finally, make another backup of your file
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Youu may want to search some FAQ'S or conduct a Google search. There is a cutoff from previous versions for upgrades without the potential for issues and I think 2010 is it. Or maybe it is anything prior to we 2010. Good luck.
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