Bought a house - Projected Balance is now a flat line (Q Mac)

Cooknn
Cooknn Quicken Mac Subscription Member ✭✭
I used to rely heavily on the Projected Balances graph under Bills and Income. Last month my wife and I sold/bought a new house and $200K went in and out of our primary checking account. Now the graph is flatlined because it must think those kind of numbers are common for us :neutral:

How do I reset the limits for this graph?

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  • Cooknn
    Cooknn Quicken Mac Subscription Member ✭✭
    edited April 2022
    Great idea, but it didn't work. So I did it really ugly. I deleted the offending transactions, and made a reconciliation adjustment to balance them out :smiley: If I need to see them again I can log into the bank.
  • Jon
    Jon Quicken Mac Subscription SuperUser, Mac Beta Beta
    edited April 2022
    Another thing that fixes it for me is to alter the date on one of the transactions so they both occur on the same day. That way, the balance at the end of each day (which is what the graph seems to be looking at) never gets up in the 6 figure range. I'd put something in the memo for the transaction explaining why the date is off.
  • Cooknn
    Cooknn Quicken Mac Subscription Member ✭✭
    > @Jon said:
    > Another thing that fixes it for me is to alter the date on one of the transactions so they both occur on the same day. That way, the balance at the end of each day (which is what the graph seems to be looking at) never gets up in the 6 figure range. I'd put something in the memo for the transaction explaining why the date is off.
    That's a good idea. I will probably put them back this way. Thanks guys. Way more help here than doing a Google search. Everyone pretty much just gave up everywhere I looked.
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