Are you saying the balance doesn't change after you add a transaction? If so, look for a balance adjustment grayed out transaction probably dated around the time of the conversion. This is Quicken's attempt to keep you in step with the prior database. You can just delete it, or delete and replace with a regular manual balance adjustment and you should be fine.
These auto adjusting balance adjustments are similar to placeholder transactions for securities. For background, see this:
Problem is I sell $100 worth of stock. Cash goes into my account however the number of shares I own does not decrease in the portfolio. Bank accounts work, Brokerage doesn't.
Problem is I sell $100 worth of stock. Cash goes into my account however the number of shares I own does not decrease in the portfolio. Bank accounts work, Brokerage doesn't.
Then read the info about placeholders at the link provided above.
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These auto adjusting balance adjustments are similar to placeholder transactions for securities. For background, see this:
https://getsatisfaction.com/quickencommunity/topics/faq-what-are-placeholder-transactions-in-quicken...
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