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Investment Acccount

dwneas

Why would a 2016 investment account be included in a 2019 net worth total?

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volvogirl

Is Quicken still showing you have shares in the account? If you sold and closed the account maybe there is still some partial shares left in it. Or some cash. Try going into the account and changing the final sale to sell All shares.

dwneas

The register for that account is -0- and cash shows -0-- after the xout of the balance.

volvogirl

Does the account show 0 on the Net Worth report? I think you can hide the account or probably just customize the report to not include it.

dwneas

The last transaction was 7/14/2016 and the account does not show up on my listing of accounts but does appear when I run a net worth report. Strange.

Jim_Harman

Do you have "No security (includes cash)" selected in the securities for the report? If not, the cash balances for the report will probably be wrong.

Tom Young

"The last transaction was 7/14/2016 and the account does not show up on my listing of accounts but does appear when I run a net worth report. Strange."

Not so strange if the Account is ticked under the "Accounts" tab of the Net Worth report, which you certainly can do, even if the Account is hidden.

dwneas

I just did a workaround and omitted that account under the settings. It is still strange that that account, even though transferred out three years ago, still appeared when I ran the Net Worth report. Regardless, thanks you for your comments.

Tom Young

"It is still strange that that account, even though transferred out three years ago, still appeared when I ran the Net Worth report."

It's always been the case that hidden Accounts can be included in a balance sheet report. The fact that an Account "today" has a balance of $0 and has been hidden 3 years ago doesn't necessarily mean that you'd never want to see that Account in a balance sheet report. If you ran a balance sheet report covering the period 12/31/13 to to date and specified an Interval of "Month" that Account should, necessarily, be included during the time that it had a balance in it and would show "$0" thereafter.