Check Number field changes my entries.

JMack436
JMack436 Quicken Windows Subscription Member ✭✭

I have several custom entries that I use for the 'Check Number' field in my Checking account in Quicken Classic Deluxe.
One that I use often is 'DDEP' to denote Direct Deposits - I'm retired and this is how I receive my pensions and Social Security.
The problem is, that after closing the program, Quicken will change this entry from 'DDEP' to 'DDEPúÿÿÿ', adding random characters to it.
I can use Find and Replace to correct these entries, but they always return.
Why?

I've run Validate and Repair but it never finds anything.

Comments

  • UKR
    UKR Quicken Windows Subscription SuperUser ✭✭✭✭✭

    Searching the Community for discussions mentioning "úÿÿÿ" shows a few old discussions.
    All of them indicate that Validate and Supervalidate don't know how to fix this table corruption issue.
    Some of them mention Sync as a possible cause, so … have you tried turning off Sync and Resetting Sync?

    As a workaround, how about using "DEP" (Deposit) instead? Try Edit / Find/Replace to change those transactions to just DEP

    How to reset Sync to Cloud
    • Log out of your mobile app, then do this on your desktop / laptop:
    • Go to Edit / Preferences / Mobile and Web
    • Click the "Reset your cloud data" link and follow the instructions until it is complete.
    • Sync your desktop file to the cloud
    • Now log back into your mobile app

    How to turn off Sync to Cloud for the current data file
    • Go to Edit / Preferences / Mobile and Web
    • Change the Sync radio button and set it to OFF

  • JMack436
    JMack436 Quicken Windows Subscription Member ✭✭

    I posted on another thread with another issue I've had for years with Mobile Sync, one where my account balances will randomly change when using it.
    I guess the folks at Quicken aware of these issues as I've seen them posted before, repeatedly.
    So apparently they know, but still choose to ignore it. Oh well…

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