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FAQ: How does Quicken determine which transactions qualify for a reconcile?
Howard Roark
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Howard Roark
Quicken (for Windows) determines whether a transaction qualifies for a reconcile by comparing the transaction "
Posting date
" to the reconcile "
Ending Statement Date
".
If the transaction
Posting date
is later than the
Ending Statement Date
, the transaction won't appear in the reconcile.
Downloaded transactions contain a date called the "
Downloaded Posting Date
" (not the same as the "
Posting date
"). A downloaded transaction will set the Quicken "
Posting date
" field equal to the "
Downloaded Posting Date
" field. Transactions that have not been downloaded as New, or had a downloaded transaction "matched" to them; will have a blank
P
osting date
- causing them to qualify for any reconcile.
To change which transactions appear in a reconcile, you can change the transaction
Posting date
or the reconcile
Ending Statement Date
.
To view and/or modify the transaction
Posting date
: right-click the transaction in the register; hold down CTRL while left-clicking "Copy transaction(s)"; chose, or key, the desired
Posting date
and click OK.
[To view the "
Downloaded Posting Date
" (different field than
Posting date
): Account Actions > Register columns. Put a check mark in "
Downloaded Posting Date
". Q2011 and newer.]
[
The above pertains to non-investment accounts that utilize the standard Quicken reconcile dialog
.]
Howard Roark
Note
: There appears to have been a change in the rules for determining which transactions qualify for a reconcile. I can not say exactly when this change was made, but it is
effective in Q2015
.
The change is this:
Transactions with a "transaction date" later than the reconcile statement ending date will not appear in the reconcile
.
["Transaction date" is the date appearing in the register column named "Date".]
This change makes sense, since
a transaction can not clear the bank before it actually occurs
.
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