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Last Reconciled Date is Incorrect- (Edited to Include Topic)

norinneholtwal

I have been down with a broken hip since November. I have not reconciled my bank account.

When I try it brings up the date "Last date reconciled 9/29/19. How can I get it to "last date 3/31/20" so I can continue to reconcile monthly from now?

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Sherlock

norinneholtwal said:

I have been down with a broken hip since November. When I try to reconcile my account it brings up " Last reconciled 9/29/ 19. How can get it to say "last date reconciled 3/31/20" so I can start again monthly to reconcile my accounts?

To get Quicken to say last date reconciled 3/31/20, press Ctrl + R, set the Ending statement date: to 3/31/20, set the Ending balance: to the statement's closing balance on 3/31/20, select OK, and complete the reconcile.

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GeoffG

Based on your description, you have not reconciled since late last year. Quicken states that it has not performed a reconciliation since September of 2019. You cannot reconcile by starting with April 1 of 2020. The only way to reconcile is to start with the last month in Quicken and go forward.

norinneholtwal

I have been down with a broken hip since November. When I try to reconcile my account it brings up " Last reconciled 9/29/ 19. How can get it to say "last date reconciled 3/31/20" so I can start again monthly to reconcile my accounts?

norinneholtwal

Can I just type the new date in and it will bring up the right date for me?

norinneholtwal

Can I just Type the new date in and it will bring up my transactions for that month?

Sherlock

norinneholtwal said:

I have been down with a broken hip since November. When I try to reconcile my account it brings up " Last reconciled 9/29/ 19. How can get it to say "last date reconciled 3/31/20" so I can start again monthly to reconcile my accounts?

NotACPA

Why can't you use your older statements, post 9/29/19, and reconcile month-by-month until you're caught up.

The problem with trying to do a "quantum leap" reconcile is that if there's an error anywhere in that period is mighty difficult to find and correct.

With a month-by-month reconcile, that problem goes away.