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What does "Xln" mean as an item in the Transaction column of a traditional IRA in Quicken?
trek2300
It does not appear in the dropdown menu associated with the column.
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Jim_Harman
XIn is Cash Transferred into Account. Was the Xin transaction downloaded from your financial institution (FI) or did you enter it manually?
In an IRA, incoming cash is treated as a contribution so the selection in the dropdown in the Transaction List (register) is ContribX.
If you click on Enter Transactions the selection is confusingly spelled out as Cash Transferred into Account.
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linmar114
Transfer In, perhaps?
trek2300
Probably based on date stream - thanks
Jim_Harman
XIn is Cash Transferred into Account. Was the Xin transaction downloaded from your financial institution (FI) or did you enter it manually?
In an IRA, incoming cash is treated as a contribution so the selection in the dropdown in the Transaction List (register) is ContribX.
If you click on Enter Transactions the selection is confusingly spelled out as Cash Transferred into Account.
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