In summary, to use 'Quick Reports' in QMac you first have to find a sample transaction that uses either the payee, category or tag you want to create a report on. Then you can right-click on the transaction to select the type of 'Quick Report' you want to create (unfortunately, not intuitive). There isn't a standalone Quick Report feature in QMac, yet. BTW, Quicken does not really refer to this as Quick Reports, as that term is from QM2007 and earlier, so its name often confuses Quicken staff that are not familiar QM2007. You can add your VOTE to.

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(If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to click 'Like', so others will know, thanks.). Not to belabor my original point above, but. I'd encourage Quicken users reading this thread to experiment with using register Search for finding certain things you might have in the past found using Quicken 2007 QuickReports. It depends what you're seeking, but this Search functionality was originally designed to replace Quick Reports, and in many cases, it is a perfectly easy and acceptable way to find what you want. For example: In Quicken 2007, one of my most frequent uses of Quick Reports is search for some text in the Memo/Notes field, which I use extensively to document my purchases. In Quicken 2018/19, I have all my registers configured to show the Memo/Notes column, so doing a 'quick report' to search across multiple accounts for specific text in the Memo/Notes field requires simply clicking on the Banking heading in the left sidebar and typing the desired text in the Search box; the resulting filtered register is the equivalent of the Quick Report I would have generated in Quicken 2007. The BIG caveats with the search/filter feature is that it lists full transactions and cannot only pull up qualified split lines alone, so you cannot get just that list nor do totals, subtotals, etc, easily for only those lines, That is where Quick Reports fits in well (until/unless they change the search/filter view to be able to only show split lines).

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In other words, it is good for tracking down transactions; not so much to manipulate those transactions. (If you find this reply helpful, please be sure to click 'Like', so others will know, thanks.).

Elizabeth, By Quick Reports, I'm assuming you mean something similar to what was in QM2007. About the closest thing in QM18 is if you right-click on a transaction, you will see in the popup contextual menu options for quick reports based on the payee, category and tag of the transaction (see below).

Also not that there are options for a quick register search on these parameters. Also, if you just want to do a quick search of the register, click in the search box upper right. You can optionally click the little magnifying glass icon and limit the search to one visible column. If you do this in the All Transactions register, you can search all accounts, rather than just one. Okay, pamwise1. No need to shout:-) Depending on which option you use, you get a total either way.