Just me? "Accept all" dropdown failed

Question

I carefully review any and all transactions that I download into Quicken.

Today, I clicked the dropdown arrow on the "Accept all" button in the downloaded transactions window, intending to "accept matched"  - and EVERYTHING got accepted.  Now I don't know which transactions to review, and it's upsetting.

Is anyone else having this issue with the "Accept all" button, or was mine just super-sensitive today?

EmKay · Answer

@The Keeper thanks.  It's often suggested to me that I can restore from a previous backup - unfortunately, I don't do just one thing in my Quicken sessions, so I'd be losing a TON of unrelated work if I had to restore.

As for that tip about "Undo Accept All" - I never noticed that before, so thank you.  It would've been exactly what I needed, had I noticed it after the "Accept All" happened.  Now I know.

The Keeper · Answer

I don't use "accept all" so I am not familiar with that feature. If it is too late to undo "accept all" you can restore data from a previous backup.

I assume you have used "accept all" before but this link may provide additional information. This paragraph is in the attached link but I will also include it in this reply;

Can I undo accepting a transaction?

"You can undo only the action of accepting multiple transactions (for example, if you clicked Accept All but later changed your mind). To do this: on the Downloaded Transactions tab, click Undo Accept All. Undo Accept All is available until you close Quicken or until you next update the account in question. You cannot undo transactions that have been accepted individually."

https://info.quicken.com/win/how-do-i-review-and-accept-my-downloaded-transacti