Validating file corrupts transfer transactions which are correct before validation runs
serg
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Error reported:
"The following transaction(s) involving transfers appear to be damaged.
You should delete them and recreate as appropriate."
"Validate File" - damages some old transfer transactions which are perfectly valid before I run the validation. It removes 'transfer account' from one account but keeps it on the other.
Example:
Transfer between account-1 and account-2,
Everything is okay with this transfer, 'go to matching transfer' works just fine from either account
Run 'Validate File'
Error reported and account-1 still has the transaction in the register but no account-2 is populated, while account -2 register shows transfer transaction with account-1 populated but 'go to matching transfer' results in an error telling to matching transaction exist.
"The following transaction(s) involving transfers appear to be damaged.
You should delete them and recreate as appropriate."
"Validate File" - damages some old transfer transactions which are perfectly valid before I run the validation. It removes 'transfer account' from one account but keeps it on the other.
Example:
Transfer between account-1 and account-2,
Everything is okay with this transfer, 'go to matching transfer' works just fine from either account
Run 'Validate File'
Error reported and account-1 still has the transaction in the register but no account-2 is populated, while account -2 register shows transfer transaction with account-1 populated but 'go to matching transfer' results in an error telling to matching transaction exist.
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Answers
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The implication is the Quicken detected a transaction erroneously referencing the transfer and the attempt to repair the issue caused the subsequent damage. I suggest you follow the guidance and delete and recreate the transactions.
Note: Validate and Repair does not detect and correct all possible Quicken file corruptions. I suggest only using Validate and Repair if necessary.0
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