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Manually entered a rental amount in error and can't figure out how to change it

jobehe

Newbie here using Classic for Windows Rental Tab. Entered a rent manually in error and can't figure out how to change the amount. Searched for an answer without success. Help!!!!

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UKR

Welcome to the wacky world of Quicken! 😁

Once you have entered a Rent Received transaction into the Rent Center you can't make changes to it using the Rent Center.
However, a Rent Received transaction is recorded in the checking account register which you have specified for the Tenant. That's either your checking account or, if you've set one up, an intermediate account register, Checks to Deposit. Look in the Edit Rental Property Tenant dialog to see the name of the account register you have selected.
Switch to this account register, locate the transaction and make the necessary changes (or delete the transaction altogether).
After saving the changes, go back to the Rent Center and it will reflect the changes you made.

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UKR

Welcome to the wacky world of Quicken! 😁

Quicken Jasmine

Hello @jobehe,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

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Thanks!

Quicken Jasmine

Hello @jobehe,

I haven't heard from you in a couple of days and just wanted to check-in. Are you still needing assistance?

Let me know!

jobehe

Thanks to everyone for their prompt help! You all are the best. I followed UKR's directions and they worked perfectly, so problem resolved and I learned a lot as well. Wacky world indeed, lol.