Best way to associate bank autopayment to update loan and asset account

whatevever
Quicken Windows Subscription Member
I'm new(again) to Quicken and trying to setup my accounts. The goal is to track net worth/assets/liabilities and eventually budgeting.
I'm trying to determine how to setup for a scenario where I have an asset with a loan against it and the payment is made automatically from my checking account every two weeks.
I can set up the loan linked to an asset easy enough. The problems seem to arise when I download my transactions from the bank, if I do a transfer to the loan account it doesn't split the interest/principal.
Also, when setting up the loan, Quicken asked the start date, initial amount, interest rate, etc, etc and the next payment date. Which I entered, then I downloaded historical transactions from my bank account, if I try to enter those against the loan, it causes the remaining balance to be incorrect.
Is there a documented method for initially setting these types of situations up in Quicken please?
Also a method to apply a payment automatically paid from my checking account to work as a payment and autosplit the principal/interest properly?
Seems like a common scenario, but I've yet to find a "convenient workflow.
I'm trying to determine how to setup for a scenario where I have an asset with a loan against it and the payment is made automatically from my checking account every two weeks.
I can set up the loan linked to an asset easy enough. The problems seem to arise when I download my transactions from the bank, if I do a transfer to the loan account it doesn't split the interest/principal.
Also, when setting up the loan, Quicken asked the start date, initial amount, interest rate, etc, etc and the next payment date. Which I entered, then I downloaded historical transactions from my bank account, if I try to enter those against the loan, it causes the remaining balance to be incorrect.
Is there a documented method for initially setting these types of situations up in Quicken please?
Also a method to apply a payment automatically paid from my checking account to work as a payment and autosplit the principal/interest properly?
Seems like a common scenario, but I've yet to find a "convenient workflow.
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I suggest you enter the loan payment transactions using the loan's payment reminder or memorized payee. For example, open the loan account, press Ctrl + Shift + N, and select Enter Loan Payment.-2
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I suggest you enter the loan payment transactions using the loan's payment reminder or memorized payee. For example, open the loan account, press Ctrl + Shift + N, and select Enter Loan Payment.-2
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