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"Edit this instance" changes vanish

I edit an upcoming credit card payment to reflect the amount due this month and date it will be paid. After a while it reverts to the default payment. I have been unable to identify a single triggering event that causes the regression. I have Validated the file after making the change but still, some future time when I launch Quicken my edit is lost. Anyone else experiencing this? Any suggestions on how to debug?
Running Quicken for Windows R30.21 (though this has been happening through a couple of patches) under Windows 10 20H2.
Running Quicken for Windows R30.21 (though this has been happening through a couple of patches) under Windows 10 20H2.
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Instead, I have a manually created recurring bill (so the default amount is never correct) for each credit card. When I get a statement I reconcile the account in Quicken and "Edit this instance" of the recurring bill to reflect the new amount and date due. It is this "next payment due" that spontaneously and unpredictably reverts to the default amount and date.
Very unpredictable and frustrating. Best I can tell it is caused by some combination of running a one-step update then "Edit this instance" then running another one-step update.
Most reliable method I've found when anything reverts is to close Quicken, re-open, make all your "Edit this instance" changes, and then run a one-step update.