How do I edit the account nickname in one step update

Question

After updating my Chase account for the new security protocol, two account nicknames in one step update were swapped.  Chase transactions are now listed in a different bank savings account.  That Saving account downloads do not appear anywhere.  How do I correct this account nickname error?

Tom Darbie · Answer

I have tried  to deactivate all chase accounts in quicken but when I attempt to activate and pair I get the following: The second and fourth nicknames are incorrect and the last account does not allow me to select the appropriate account in the link to drop down....it is not one of the options. Suggestions??

UKR · Answer

Are you trying to activate a pair of accounts for downloading? And one of them is already activated?Look at the Account Types in both account registers. Are they of the correct types, i.e., Savings for your "Savings #1" and Credit Card for your Chase credit card register?
It appears to me as if you might have "cross-linked" the savings account at the bank to the credit card account register in Quicken. If that's the case, deactivate that account, then reactivate both of them. Make sure you correctly link the accounts: click the Action field to get a pulldown list and select the one you need, savings to savings, credit to credit.

wallflores · Answer

I tried changing the nicknames in the account list but that isn't the problem/  The one step update takes the change but the accounts are still swapped, ie. Credit card still shows the savings account nickname and the Savings account still shows the credit card nickname.  I need to edit the nicknames used in the one step update NOT in the account list.
 See attached!  The nickname in this window is incorrect with no visible means to correct it.

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