Reconcile Broken

gdawg64
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I just updated to R40.21 Build 27.1.40.21 and now I can't reconcile my bank statements. The cleared balance calculation is including the transactions that have cleared after the end date for the bank statement. I validated my file and that didn't fix the problem. Is anyone else seeing this?
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I figured out what was wrong. This appears to be a problem with Topside FCU online account setup. I had two existing accounts (checking and savings) that I've been tracking and synching online for years. We opened a new HELOC account with the bank and when I added it to quicken and set it up for online services, the opening balance of the existing accounts was changed from 0 to the online balance of the accounts. The transaction was marked as reconciled and dated as the account opening date. Deleting the invalid transaction fixed the issue for me.0
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I figured out what was wrong. This appears to be a problem with Topside FCU online account setup. I had two existing accounts (checking and savings) that I've been tracking and synching online for years. We opened a new HELOC account with the bank and when I added it to quicken and set it up for online services, the opening balance of the existing accounts was changed from 0 to the online balance of the accounts. The transaction was marked as reconciled and dated as the account opening date. Deleting the invalid transaction fixed the issue for me.0
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gdawg64 said:I figured out what was wrong. This appears to be a problem with Topside FCU online account setup. I had two existing accounts (checking and savings) that I've been tracking and synching online for years. We opened a new HELOC account with the bank and when I added it to quicken and set it up for online services, the opening balance of the existing accounts was changed from 0 to the online balance of the accounts. The transaction was marked as reconciled and dated as the account opening date. Deleting the invalid transaction fixed the issue for me.
Thank you for getting back to us about the resolution you discovered, and for explaining in such great detail your steps to uncovering it. I apologize for any frustration you may have experienced along the way.
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