Cecil said: I have multiple financial accounts at different institutions. After recently migrating Quicken from Windows to a Mac, all accounts are transferred without significant issues except one. One of three accounts at Fidelity transfers all transactions, but the on line balance, the running balance and the sidebar balance all show different numbers. I made a transaction live balance adjustment, and now the running balance and the on line balance match, but the sidebar balance is off by about $4500. How do I fix that?
You may then add your Fidelity-affiliated accounts in the newly created data file by clicking on the Add Account button denoted by the '+' symbol in the upper left-hand side of the window and choosing your financial institution and entering your credentials as prompted. I am curious whether or not these issues continue in this data file.
Cecil said: Instructions followed. In the new file, of the three accounts two now match (including the bad one) and one is off by only $0.06.
What Connection Type are you making use of in order to connect your accounts to online banking services? You can check this by clicking one of the affected accounts in the Account List on the left-hand side of the Quicken panel and then navigating to the Settings menu denoted by the 'gear' icon in the lower right-hand corner of the screen. The Downloads tab in the window that appears should contain this information.
I look forward to your response.
Cecil said: I can live with one account being off by only 6 cents. Should I delete the accounts in my main quicken file and then re-add them as if they were new accounts.
Cecil said: These are files migrated from a Windows version of Quicken which did not have the errors...they showed up in the Mac after the transfer and the only backups without the problem are Windows backups
Cecil said: I followed Quickens instructions for transfer of files from Windows to Mac. Every other account moved well. quicken files are located on an external hard drive to Mac Book Pro