Some paycheck entries have no data in them when I open them to view details
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HMMM, when I select a paycheck in the register, the Category and Tag fields are grayed out ... but not otherwise. See graphic:Quicken HAB, Year 2019, Ver R14.23, Build 27.1.14.23
When I mouseover the grayed out "--Paycheck--" text in the Category and Tag fields, the temp pop-up shows data for the dozen or so categories listed. Also, transactions into other accounts show in those accounts. That's actually how I discovered this - one of the accounts was showing a duplicate transfer from last month, so I went to the originating paycheck to take a look. So it seems the data is there, it's just when I pull up the full view of the paycheck splits, everything is empty. This is the case on several paycheck entries, but not all. Previously they were not like that.
SO, have you tried Validating your Q data file? It's a 2 step process:
FILE, File Operations, Copy. Leave all of the default values alone, THEN, using the copy
FILE, File Operations, Validate and Repair ... being SURE to check both "Validate File" and "Rebuild Investing Lots" before you click OK.Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
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Here's the mouseover popup of the gray text "---Paycheck----" (the correct values are there off to the right, out of view):Quicken HAB, Year 2019, Ver R14.23, Build 27.1.14.23
When I mouseover the grayed out "--Paycheck--" text in the Category and Tag fields, the temp pop-up shows data for the dozen or so categories listed. Also, transactions into other accounts show in those accounts. That's actually how I discovered this - one of the accounts was showing a duplicate transfer from last month, so I went to the originating paycheck to take a look. So it seems the data is there, it's just when I pull up the full view of the paycheck splits, everything is empty. This is the case on several paycheck entries, but not all. Previously they were not like that.
Here's the paycheck splits window, with no data:
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OK, but you've said nothing about the File Validation.Quicken HAB, Year 2019, Ver R14.23, Build 27.1.14.23
When I mouseover the grayed out "--Paycheck--" text in the Category and Tag fields, the temp pop-up shows data for the dozen or so categories listed. Also, transactions into other accounts show in those accounts. That's actually how I discovered this - one of the accounts was showing a duplicate transfer from last month, so I went to the originating paycheck to take a look. So it seems the data is there, it's just when I pull up the full view of the paycheck splits, everything is empty. This is the case on several paycheck entries, but not all. Previously they were not like that.Q user since February, 1990. DOS Version 4
Now running Quicken Windows Subscription, Business & Personal
Retired "Certified Information Systems Auditor" & Bank Audit VP0 -
I ran the File Validation. All of the transfers from the effected paychecks were pegged as "damaged transactions" that should be "deleted and re-created". I noticed that anomaly before the validation. I had deleted a paycheck and replaced it with a good copy of another one, however all the original transfers remained and I had to manually delete each. My guess is all the data associations to the paycheck entry broke somehow. I guess I will have to check all my taxes and stuff as well. Geez.Quicken HAB, Year 2019, Ver R14.23, Build 27.1.14.23
When I mouseover the grayed out "--Paycheck--" text in the Category and Tag fields, the temp pop-up shows data for the dozen or so categories listed. Also, transactions into other accounts show in those accounts. That's actually how I discovered this - one of the accounts was showing a duplicate transfer from last month, so I went to the originating paycheck to take a look. So it seems the data is there, it's just when I pull up the full view of the paycheck splits, everything is empty. This is the case on several paycheck entries, but not all. Previously they were not like that.0