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Ran File Validation - and only some of the data has been recovered.

crabassa

The old file was corrupt and only some of the data has been recovered. error message QEL
how do i know what 's missing and can I use the file?

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GeoffG

The bad news is the file is most likely beyond any reliable use. You will need to restore a file as far back as needed with a clean file validation.

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GeoffG

The bad news is the file is most likely beyond any reliable use. You will need to restore a file as far back as needed with a clean file validation.

Charlie R

How do I find a clean file validation?????
I'm beginning to believe the new company is in trouble because of all the updates that do nothing for me. I have been with Quicken going back to 2008.
I think it's time to look around for a replacement program, not happy. CR

NotACPA

Charlie R said:

How do I find a clean file validation?????

By restoring progressively older backup files until you find one that Validates without error.

Sherlock

If you haven't already, I suggest you perform the Copy and Validate Instructions as described in: https://www.quicken.com/support/advanced-data-file-troubleshooting-correct-problems-quicken-windows

markus1957

The QEL portion of the file is not critical; it stores download files data from FIs. Your register data will be preserved unless there are errors you did not convey.

If you don't have a clean recent backup, follow the steps in the data file troubleshooting link.