The Quicken Archive command makes a copy of transactions prior to and including a date you specify. Your Quicken transactions remain unchanged – archiving in Quicken does not split the archived transactions off from the original data file.
Quicken Archive Command
By Shelley Elmblad, About.com Guide
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How Quicken Archive Works
Archiving is a personal preference and not a requirement. Some Quicken users create an archive copy at the end of each year, and others archive part of the file after using the same Quicken data file for a few years.
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- How Quicken Archive Works
- Start the Quicken File Archive Process
- Set a Quicken Archive File Name and Location
- Choose the Date for the Quicken Archive File
- Write the Quicken Archive File to Selected Location
- Choose Your Quicken Data File or Quicken Archive File
- Final Word - Do Not Change Transactions in Quicken Archive Files
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