The account balance is correct but shows incorrect in Net Worth Report
Walt C
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The amount shown in an investment account balance shows correctly but in the net worth report it is adding $600,000. In other words the amount shown in the account is $66,524.30 but in the net worth report it is showing incorrectly in that same account as $666,524.30.
I did recently transfer $300,000 out of the investment account to another new asset account (loan to third party). The amount in the loan asset account shows correctly as $300,000 and the investment account now shows correctly as $66,540.30, but in the net worth report the investment account is wrong ($666,540.30) yet the asset (loan to third party) account is correct at $300,000.00.
Should I delete the transfer transaction and then enter it again?
I did recently transfer $300,000 out of the investment account to another new asset account (loan to third party). The amount in the loan asset account shows correctly as $300,000 and the investment account now shows correctly as $66,540.30, but in the net worth report the investment account is wrong ($666,540.30) yet the asset (loan to third party) account is correct at $300,000.00.
Should I delete the transfer transaction and then enter it again?
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Hi @Walt C
From the limited information that you've included, it seems likely that you may have entered the 300k transaction incorrectly and may have actually duplicated it somehow (which may explain the extra 600k in the report). Given that, I would suggest that you first backup your Quicken datafile, then delete any transactions that you made to setup the 300k loan. After that, please run a new net worth report to see if it is correct. Then post back here on what you've found.
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Hi @Walt C
From the limited information that you've included, it seems likely that you may have entered the 300k transaction incorrectly and may have actually duplicated it somehow (which may explain the extra 600k in the report). Given that, I would suggest that you first backup your Quicken datafile, then delete any transactions that you made to setup the 300k loan. After that, please run a new net worth report to see if it is correct. Then post back here on what you've found.
FrankxQuicken Home, Business & Rental Property - Windows 10-Home Version
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Thanks. I deleted the transfer from both the investment account and the asset account and then reentered the transfer. I then updated the investment account online and everything balanced.1
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