Been using Quicken for more than 20 years so my data file is robust. I recently ran an Asset Allocation report for the first time. and noticed an odd entry under 'Other asset class' for an investing transaction that is not associated with any account, including the one it actually should be on. The only place I see this errant transaction is on the Asset Allocation report and I can't seem to drill down to it through any other means. My Quicken and brokerage account for this security (VWINX) balances to the penny - no issues there, and Schwab is the only account through which I've ever owned VWINX.
It's not the end of the world to have this show up on my allocations since my actual balances are perfect and the amount is inconsequential but it bugs me and I'd like to delete it.
Attached are images from the Asset Allocation report where this Other asset type reflects this orphan, and the lots for VWINX that show this orphan at the top of the list in bold. The other transactions are all greyed, have dates and reflect the account. No matter how I drill down, with every Quicken account, security, closed lots, etc., visible, I can't get to this transaction. I've searched the amount $51.93, as well as the shares 1.891 and no results.
I've validated and repaired investing lots and that was no help. Is there some secret to finding an orphan transaction that's not tied to an account?