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John,John in NC said:Your account needs to reflect what happened in the real world. If you sold those shares and transferred the $ to another account, make sure there are transactions there to reflect this. If you no longer hold a security, then you shouldn't be showing owning it.
I suspect part of your issue may be from Quicken's "2 in 1" style transactions originally designed to improve efficiency. Those style transactions are more like to pose problems when converting to different versions.
There is a difference between Remove Shares and Sell Shares in 2017. The former will simply remove them from the account. The latter will remove them and add the $ to the cash balance (which is normally the case. Then you do something else with the $)John in NC said:Your account needs to reflect what happened in the real world. If you sold those shares and transferred the $ to another account, make sure there are transactions there to reflect this. If you no longer hold a security, then you shouldn't be showing owning it.
I suspect part of your issue may be from Quicken's "2 in 1" style transactions originally designed to improve efficiency. Those style transactions are more like to pose problems when converting to different versions.