Cannot import OFX after credit card replacement
I have an existing TD bank credit card account which I update from a downloaded OFX. Following the card being replaced, the import dialog requires me to create a new account as "Link to existing account" is greyed out. I've updated the card's number in the account settings and I have the online update service deactivated.
I'm using the Canadian version of Quicken on Windows.
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Hi @harrymalcolmson,
Thank you for taking the time to reach out to the Quicken Community!
Before following any troubleshooting steps, I recommend creating a backup file. If you haven’t tried this yet, I suggest following these steps:
- Go to Tools > Account List
- Locate the account in question and click Edit
- In the General tab, remove the financial institution name and account number
- Click OK
- Try importing the file again and check if the option to link to an existing account is available
Let me know how it goes!
Quicken Carlos
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Thanks for the reply Carlos but removing the content of these two fields plus restarting Quicken didn't fix the problem. "Link to existing account" is still greyed out.
I don't mind making a new account if that's necessary but I would want the original account's transaction history to be included.0 -
@harrymalcolmson there are two things, which are really different sides of the same coin, that can cause the behaviour you are describing:
- The bank account for which you are trying are trying to download tranactions is already linked to an online account, or
- The bank account for which you are trying to download transactions is identified as a different account type than all the Quicken accounts that are not already set up for transaction download.
Let's start with #1 above. When you go to Account Details —> Online Services, do you see this:
Or does its indicate it is set up for Web Connect?
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