R48.9 Build 27.1.48.9 Update Caused Budget to revert back to last years budget

JPSwen2023
JPSwen2023 Quicken Windows Subscription Member

After applying update, my budget file (current) reverted back to last year's budget amounts. I restored from yesterday's backup and tried again (2x). Anyone else having issues?

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  • Quicken Anja
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    Hello @JPSwen2023,

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  • BrianK
    BrianK Quicken Windows Subscription Member ✭✭
    I had the very same issue. Not sure what mine is reverting back to, I don't think it is last years though. I restored from a backup and everything was fine with then budget. But once I did an update with my accounts the budget went back to being broken. Again, these updates from Quicken can be a little dicey, as they break things that take a while to notice. This problem was easy to notice, but I just wonder what else is broken? Maybe a little bit more bug checking on Quickens end?
  • SCH1
    SCH1 Quicken Windows Subscription Member

    This same issue happened to both me and my daughter today (she has a different subscription in a different state). I contacted support via chat and that was totally useless….dropbox and onedrive lalala…I don't use those…I just told them to open a ticket and I'll manually fix the budget from a previous backup.

  • BrianK
    BrianK Quicken Windows Subscription Member ✭✭
    edited April 2023

    Good luck with that. I did the same and then ran one step update of accounts and it got [mess]ed up again. I had to manually fix it to get it to stay stable. Also, never got a response to this either.

  • JPSwen2023
    JPSwen2023 Quicken Windows Subscription Member

    Support was useless. Kept saying "the data file was corrupt"; which was true but couldn't tell me why the latest update was doing it. Found out myself that it was the Cloud sync that was causing the issue. I turned cloud syncing off and it hasn't corrupted my budget file since.

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