Web-Connect vs Import QFX for Checking account - different data

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Hi, I set up my checking account with webconnect (Wells Fargo) and imported my transactions. I noticed several were missing that appear on Wells Fargo as processed (not pending). So I downloaded Wells Fargo to QFX file and imported it into Quicken.
This import contained the missing transactions. It also imported 60% as duplicates in in the register (there was no offer to match and match manually was not offered the correct transactions) - the QFX imported one day different from the Web-connect import.
To my mind, the date of the transaction for quicken should always be the same regardless of method used to import into the register.
This has made a right mess of the register. It will take a long time for me to go through the transactions and delete the duplicates. Even so, what happens the next time I use web-connect? QFX? I suspect each method will duplicate some of the deleted transactions.
Matching issues, missing transactions, and different dates imported for same transactions have been happening for years. Someone is not testing thoroughly or not at all.
Kind regards.
This import contained the missing transactions. It also imported 60% as duplicates in in the register (there was no offer to match and match manually was not offered the correct transactions) - the QFX imported one day different from the Web-connect import.
To my mind, the date of the transaction for quicken should always be the same regardless of method used to import into the register.
This has made a right mess of the register. It will take a long time for me to go through the transactions and delete the duplicates. Even so, what happens the next time I use web-connect? QFX? I suspect each method will duplicate some of the deleted transactions.
Matching issues, missing transactions, and different dates imported for same transactions have been happening for years. Someone is not testing thoroughly or not at all.
Kind regards.
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There are three connection methods: https://www.quicken.com/support/how-quicken-connects-your-bank
Duplicate transactions appear when the algorithm used to generate the FITID field changes. This may happen when we change connection methods. The good news is that it is a one time event.1 -
Sherlock said:… The good news is that it is a one time event.
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pseudonym said:...
This import contained the missing transactions. It also imported 60% as duplicates in in the register (there was no offer to match and match manually was not offered the correct transactions) - the QFX imported one day different from the Web-connect import.This has made a right mess of the register. It will take a long time for me to go through the transactions and delete the duplicates. Even so, what happens the next time I use web-connect? QFX? I suspect each method will duplicate some of the deleted transactions.
...If you did, this would have given you a fallback position, to quickly and easily restore your Quicken data file to a known good status. QFX import dumps all transactions from the file into Quicken, sight unseen, no matching, no checking.For future reference, please remember to create a backup every single time you close Quicken or every time you are about to make changes which affect a large number of transactions. One can never have enough backups of the Quicken data file.https://www.quicken.com/support/how-backup-or-restore-your-quicken-data
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