What does "Depoúÿÿÿ" [in register check field] mean ??????
ams228
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"Depoúÿÿÿ" is what shows up in the Check # column of my check register after I have manually entered DirDep (abbreviation for Direct Deposit). No matter how many times I over-write it with DirDep, when I open Quicken again, it has been replaced in every instance once again with Depoúÿÿÿ and I can't begin to guess what's going on.
Any suggestions are welcome
Any suggestions are welcome
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Thank you for trying those steps and providing an update.ams228 said:I could try just deleting the erroneous data (in the Check # column only) leaving the field blank, then save and close the file, then re-open Quicken and manually enter "DirDep" in all the blanks. What do you think??
-Quicken Anja
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Something you might consider is adding DirDep (or maybe change it slightly) as an option to your drop down list in the Check# field.
You can do this by clicking on Check# down arrow in the blank transaction at the bottom of a register. Select Edit List to add additional options. This has the added advantage of making selection easy and helping to standardize your entries in this field.Quicken user since 1995
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Hello @ams228,
Thank you for reaching out to the Community to tell us about your issue, though I apologize that you are experiencing this.
Could you please provide which version release of Quicken you have currently running?- Help > About Quicken
To start with, if you haven't already, I suggest you try to Validate your data file by following the steps below. However, I do recommend that you also save a backup of your data file first before trying these steps (just in case).- Navigate to the File menu
- Select File Operations
- Validate and Repair...
- Select Validate file
- Click OK
- Close the Data Log
- Close Quicken (leave it closed for at least 5 secs)
- Reopen Quicken and see if the issue persists.
Let us know how it goes!-Quicken Anja
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Anja, thank you for your prompt reply.
I use Home, Business & Rental Property, Version R33.22 Build 27.1.33.22
I tried the Validate and the Super Validate per your suggestions but neither solved my issue. The mystery remains a mystery.0 -
@ams228 Thank you for trying that and for providing an update.
Next, I suggest you create a copy of your data file first in an attempt to rebuild all of the internal lists and database tables. Then, try to Validate your data file again, but in the copied file by following the steps below.- Navigate to the File menu
- Select File Operations
- Copy...
- Leave the presets as is and click OK
- Wait for the copy procedure to complete
- Select New Copy and click OK If Quicken reports an error when creating the Copy file, then hold Ctrl + Shift while you click File > File Operations > Copy. When prompted to "Ignore errors that prevent file copy?" click Yes. Note: Only do this if you receive an error as this may cause some data loss.
- Once the newly copied file opens, navigate back to the File menu
- Select File Operations
- Validate and Repair...
- Select Validate file
- Click OK
- Close the Data Log
- Close Quicken (leave it closed for at least 5 secs)
- Reopen Quicken and see if the issue persists.
If this does not resolve the issue, you can either switch back to your original file or restore the backup you saved previously (both the original and backup files should remain unaffected by the steps performed in the copied file).
Follow the steps below to switch back to your original file:- Click the File menu.
- Look near the bottom of the options list.
- Select the data file you want to open.
Quicken will list the most recently opened data files, with a checkmark next to the file you are currently viewing.Let us know how it goes!
-Quicken Anja
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Anja,
I carefully followed all your instructions (above) but when I re-opened Quicken all the same errors were still there.
I could try just deleting the erroneous data (in the Check # column only) leaving the field blank, then save and close the file, then re-open Quicken and manually enter "DirDep" in all the blanks. What do you think??
Thanks for your continued support
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Thank you for trying those steps and providing an update.ams228 said:I could try just deleting the erroneous data (in the Check # column only) leaving the field blank, then save and close the file, then re-open Quicken and manually enter "DirDep" in all the blanks. What do you think??
-Quicken Anja
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Something you might consider is adding DirDep (or maybe change it slightly) as an option to your drop down list in the Check# field.
You can do this by clicking on Check# down arrow in the blank transaction at the bottom of a register. Select Edit List to add additional options. This has the added advantage of making selection easy and helping to standardize your entries in this field.Quicken user since 1995
Win11 Deluxe Subscription thru 20240 -
Thank you for your help. I will check my file again tomorrow and see if the gremlins reappeared.1