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Downloads from investment firm

JDBSD

I have used quicken for 20+ years. I have always been able to enter manual transactions and then reconcile with download transactions. At some point, (I believe when I went to subscription) when downloading from my investment accounts, thousands (4K) transactions began downloading with most of them being duplicates. I have read the Quicken solution and deleting that many duplicates is not a solution. Is there any way to have things reset so tat downloads do not go further back than the 1/1/21? Then, at least, the number of duplicates is limited. For months I have just continued to enter transactions manually and will likely continue as I have no recourse.

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Sherlock

JDBSD said:

Does anyone who who keeps track of the date of the last download? Quicken or the firm/bank?

Quicken knows the date of the last download but it is the financial institution that determines the date range of transactions available. Quicken simply filters out the downloaded transactions Quicken has already imported into an account register.

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Sherlock

I suggest you initially download the available transactions into a new account, accept all the transactions, delete the earlier transactions prior to 1/1/21, and then move the transactions from the original account.

Before making significant changes to you Quicken file, always save a backup: press Ctrl + B

JDBSD

I have to think about that. I do have 6 different accounts, to deal with though. It does sound as though it would be a solution.

JDBSD

Does anyone who who keeps track of the date of the last download? Quicken or the firm/bank?

Sherlock

JDBSD said:

Does anyone who who keeps track of the date of the last download? Quicken or the firm/bank?