Oops. Multiple Quicken accounts for one bank account

Hi @Confused in Portland,

Thanks for contacting the Quicken Community!

It sounds like the accounts became duplicates because the actions were added to Quicken instead of linking to an existing account.

Before we begin troubleshooting, I recommend creating a backup of your Quicken file.

Next, we need to identify all the duplicate accounts. Once you’ve identified them, I suggest to deactivate them:

To deactivate an account:

1. Select the account to open its register.
2. Click the Settings gear icon in the lower right corner of the register.
3. Go to the Downloads tab.
4. Click Disconnect Account.
5. Click Done.

To reactivate account(s):

1. Select the account to open its register.
2. Click the Settings gear icon in the lower right corner of the register.
3. Go to the Downloads tab.
4. Click Connect Account...
5. Select your financial institution or type its name to search.
6. Click Continue and follow the prompts.
7. Choose LINK when Quicken displays your available accounts, and carefully link to your existing Quicken account(s).
8. Click Continue.

Let me know how it goes!