splasher ✭✭✭✭✭

If I understand your situation, you found a duplicated entry, one was reconciled, one was not and you inadvertently deleted the reconciled transaction. The solution should be to mark the remaining transaction as reconciled and then your beginning balance in the reconcile window should be correct. In the end, the only thing that matters is that you only have one of the transactions and it is reconciled. NOTE: Make a backup before doing any of these corrections so that if something goes badly wrong, you have a backup to restore to.

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• Re: More OL-220 errors - Institution Edward Jones

  splasher

  March 2021
  POSSIBLE SOLUTION:I finally came up with something to try which has worked for me the two days after doing it:* Make a backup of your Quicken data file to revert to if this does not work * Sign on to…
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• FAQ: Download Old Transactions

  splasher

  February 2013
  I just started using Quicken and I only got the last 90 days of transactions. How do I get the older transactions downloaded and into my account?
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• Re: Breaking up data

  splasher

  November 2020
  My advice is a single file and don't put attachments in your data file to keep the file a manageable size. If you want to keep attachments, build a folder structure on your harddrive somewhere and ke…
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• Re: I installed the Starter version of Quicken from Turbo Tax, now I can't access my Deluxe version.

  splasher

  February 2020
  Did you install the Starter Edition with a different Quicken Id (QID) than the one associated with the Deluxe Edition?If you did, you have changed the QID associated with the installed version. What …
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• Re: FAQ: Download Old Transactions

  splasher

  February 2013
  Note: Make a backup of your data file first. It is always a good practice to do so when you are doing something for the first time. Also, for this process, record the ending balance of the account fo…
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