buy shares not reducing cash balance...a fix!
1. Delete transaction that shows cash amt as NA
2. Reenter the transaction using TODAY'S date
3. Edit the transaction posted in step 2 to adjust the date to the correct transaction date.
Presto. Hope it works for you.
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Thanks, I did read it. Good to know if I get a placeholder entry. In my situation, there were no placeholder entries, just NA in Cash Amt column of investment transaction list even though I had purchased securities.0
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From C. D. Bales:
" ... there were no placeholder entries ....".
It's a virtual certainty that there was (is) at least one placeholder in the account. There is no other known way to get "N/A" in the cash amount for an investment transaction. Perhaps the op did not have "hidden transactions" displayed for investment accounts, or did not know how to identify a placeholder ("Entry" in the "Action" field).
And the reported "fix" is a long known workaround for placeholders. The original transaction date was on, or before, the placeholder date, so the cash balance can not be changed and gets "N/A"; today's date was after the placeholder date, so the cash balance was updated. Once the transaction alters the cash balance, it continues to alter the cash balance after having its date changed back to being on, or earlier than, the placeholder date.Quicken user since Q1999. Currently using QW2017.
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I had the same problem. There were no placeholder entries and Bob's fix was the only thing that worked for me. Thanks, Bob!mshiggins said:From C. D. Bales:
" ... there were no placeholder entries ....".
It's a virtual certainty that there was (is) at least one placeholder in the account. There is no other known way to get "N/A" in the cash amount for an investment transaction. Perhaps the op did not have "hidden transactions" displayed for investment accounts, or did not know how to identify a placeholder ("Entry" in the "Action" field).
And the reported "fix" is a long known workaround for placeholders. The original transaction date was on, or before, the placeholder date, so the cash balance can not be changed and gets "N/A"; today's date was after the placeholder date, so the cash balance was updated. Once the transaction alters the cash balance, it continues to alter the cash balance after having its date changed back to being on, or earlier than, the placeholder date.0 -
Me, too! Absolutely no placeholders. Thanks, Bob!0