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Is there a limit on the number of transactions in the check register?

ternash71

I am getting error 7003

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UKR

In Q 2016 or older, error 7xxx is indicative of data file damage.
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Frankx

HI @ternash71

There is not a number limit on transactions - you can have as many transactions as your computer's hard drive can handle. Here's some additional information on Quickens potential limits: https://www.quicken.com/support/size-or-capacity-limitations-quicken-data-file .

I don't know where that error code ( 7003 ) that you are getting is coming from, since - to the best of my knowledge - it is not a Quicken code. Maybe, if you can give us some more information on it, we can try to figure out what's actually happening.

Frankx

Chris_QPW

Even though there isn't a stated limit, people have reported running into problems when the number of transactions in a non investment account is approaches about 30,000 (much less for an investment account).

But the error you are getting is most likely not this problem, it is like @UKR said data file damage.

pkeegan

@Chris_QPW
Do you recall the nature of the problems some people reported when the number of transactions approaches 30,000? For example: performance issues (slowness in UI, downloads, report generation) or serious issues (crashes, error messages, etc.)?

Chris_QPW

@pkeegan Sorry, no I don't remember the details. I know it wasn't "performance", but beyond that I don't remember the details of what wasn't working right.