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jacobs said:Why don't you just enter a statement date of 7/1 instead of 6/30? That will make Quicken include the transaction in question. If any other transactions are included, just don't check them to be reconciled.
I'll disagree. Because the possibility for such date discrepancies exists, you can try to get the financial institution to correct how they date downloaded transactions -- which may have success, but not quickly and perhaps not at all. Or… you can make a simple change in Quicken by entering a closing date a day or two later than printed on the bank statement.smayer97 said:jacobs said:Why don't you just enter a statement date of 7/1 instead of 6/30? That will make Quicken include the transaction in question. If any other transactions are included, just don't check them to be reconciled.
That would be a questionable work-around... not a solution.