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reconciliation problem - missing transactions

Diane Pirman

This follows a post I made within the last hour about newer transactions not showing up on the reconciliation lists "Payments and Checks" and "Deposits."
On a hunch, I entered today's date (Jan. 3, 2019, also the date of the latest transactions in my register and which were previously missing) as "Ending Statement Date" on the first page of the reconciliation process and now the previously missing transactions are included on the two lists to be checked off as reconciled.
I have been using Quicken since the mid-1990's and this is new and frustrating. "Ending Statement Date" should be the "Ending Balance" reported by the institution's report as it has been for the last many years!

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NotACPA

Prior post is here: https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/reconciliation-problem-missing-transactions

Closing older post as it's essentially a duplicate of this post.

UKR

Diane,
are you saying that you have transactions in your register, dated 1/3/19, when you are trying to reconcile the 12/31/18 statement?
If transactions appear on the December bank statement, then they should have been recorded with a December date, not January.
Reconcile does not consider transactions dated beyond the Ending Statement Date as eligible for Reconcile because they are dated in the future.

Change those 1/3/19 transactions to use the date they have been posted with at the bank, a December date, then reconcile again.

Diane Pirman

Thank you very much. My gripe was in error. I had a December transaction that I corrected with an early-January posted adjustment. When the adjustment didn't show up on the reconcile list, I assumed it was a problem with the program...my bad! One of those freak situations that happens hardly ever and I didn't think it through before contacting Quicken. I truly depend on the program and have for many years. And your quick response is much appreciated!!

UKR

Thank you very much. My gripe was in error. I had a December transaction that I corrected with an early-January posted adjustment. When the adjustment didn't show up on the reconcile list, I assumed it was a problem with the program...my bad! One of those freak situations that happens hardly ever and I didn't think it through before contacting Quicken. I truly depend on the program and have for many years. And your quick response is much appreciated!!

You're welcome. Thanks for reporting back. I'm happy to year you've got it figured out.