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Dividend transaction records are being saved as stock splits

BobCarl

Mutual funds - Investing - started today January 2, 2021 - last time I updated transactions (on or about December 10th it worked correctly)

When loading records from a QIF file that are marked as 'Dividend' as the transaction type they are saved in the file as stock splits.

When manually entering a 'dividend' after it has been saved it appears in the transaction log as a stock split. (even though the 'dividend' was selected and verified it is saved incorrectly

Will there be a correction to the bug?

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Jim_Harman

When entering the dividends, make sure you select the Income or Reinvest action and not Div - Stock dividend.

BobCarl

That is for manual entry - that does not address the automated import function that is broken. This is a bug

Ps56k2

What version are you running - did it recently update since December ?

.... Help ---> About Quicken

And have you looked at your QIF file with Notepad - and can verify all is ok ?

Can we get a snippet of the QIF file transaction in question ?

BobCarl

Quicken Premier - year 2020 - R30.14 - build 27.1.30.14 - not sure of exact date but Yes it updated in December (most likely after the 10th that is the date of the last import QIF file that worked.
Source was Fidelity Investment

These two transactions went in as Stock splits (there were a total of 10 Dividend records in the QIF file)

D12/22/2020
NBuy
YVANG TOT BD MKT INST(OQFC)
I11.61000
Q2.012
U23.35
T23.35
MDividends
^
D12/23/2020
NBuy
YFA TOTAL BOND Z(2733)
I11.26000
Q1.827
U20.57
T20.57
MDividends
^
Record from a prior QIF that proceed correctly
D10/09/2020
NBuy
YFA TOTAL BOND Z(2733)
I11.16000
Q38.558
U430.31
T430.31
MDividends
^

BobCarl

Sorry 'Processed' not 'proceed' correctly

Quicken_Tyka

Hello @BobCarl

Thank you for taking the time to visit the Community to report your issue, although I apologize that you have not received a follow-up response.

If you have not done so already, I would also recommend navigating to Help > Report a Problem to report this issue.

This report will not receive a direct response but the information will be used to investigate and research this issue further.

Thank you,
-Quicken Tyka

BillTX

I see exactly the same issue in my latest Quicken Windows subscription. Have this problem been resolved?

Quicken_Tyka

Hello @BillTX

Thank you for taking the time to visit the Community to ask your question. To clarify, are you seeing this issue when downloading a transaction or manually entering a transaction?

Please navigate to Help > About Quicken and provide the release that you are running as well.

Thank you,
-Quicken Tyka

BobCarl

version R32.12 build 27.1.32.12 - occurs when entering a transaction manually

Jim_Harman

@BobCarl

Earlier you were talking about importing from a QIF file.

When entering a dividend manually, do you click on Enter Transactions and pick Inc - Income as the transaction type?

Using Div - stock dividend, which is for dividends paid in shares, will generate a split.

Chris_QPW

I would try this in a new data file, I think there is some kind of corruption going on. Validate & Repair might help.

Let me start by say that the QIF transactions aren't coded as dividends, they are coded as a buys.
The lines starting with N is the "action".
NBuy

The line starting with M, is for a memo.
MDividends

In my data file your first QIF transaction gives this transaction in Quicken.