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To: Dale Baker who wrote (1130)	7/10/2007 10:43:43 PM
From: peter michaelson	Read Replies (2) of 1539

Dale: If you set up a portfolio in Yahoo, and then display it - at the bottom of the quotes is a "download spreadsheet" button. You right click that button, save as 'quotes.csv' (or any name), and open the file in Excel - clean up the data real quick so only the ticker and price remain. Resave as a csv file. Then in Quicken - with your portfolio page open - hit "File/ Import and the name of the file - then the quotes magically appear in your Quicken portfolio. Over time I've gotten so fast at this that it takes less than a minute. Apologies if I have made an error in this recipe - if you have any difficulty let me know. Peter

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