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Jim
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 8:13 pm    Post subject: Should downloaded transactions be marked R for reconciled be Reply with quote

Just noticed that when I downloaded new transactions (actually
imported a downloaded qif file) all the new transactions came up
marked R, for reconciled. I don't think this is correct, nor did they
use to. I changed them manually to Cleared (which came up E
for electronic), and that should be the way they are until I do a
balancing at the end of the month.

Is there a setting I can changed to have them go back to coming
up as E, not R when I import them. I suspect if I left them as R
I would have balancing problems at the end of the month.
Is that correct?

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Cal Learner-- MVP
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 8:36 pm    Post subject: Re: Should downloaded transactions be marked R for reconcile Reply with quote

In microsoft.public.money, Jim wrote:

Quote:
Just noticed that when I downloaded new transactions (actually
imported a downloaded qif file) all the new transactions came up
marked R, for reconciled. I don't think this is correct, nor did they
use to. I changed them manually to Cleared (which came up E
for electronic), and that should be the way they are until I do a
balancing at the end of the month.

Is there a setting I can changed to have them go back to coming
up as E, not R when I import them. I suspect if I left them as R
I would have balancing problems at the end of the month.
Is that correct?

The beginning balance when you balance is the sum of all of the
reconciled transactions.


Try clearing
Tools->Settings->OnlineServices->AutomaticallyMarkAccepted..AsReconciled
and perhaps
Tools->Settings->OnlineServices->AutomaticallyAcceptAll....
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Jim
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2004 10:43 pm    Post subject: Re: Should downloaded transactions be marked R for reconcile Reply with quote

On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 15:36:54 GMT, via_newsgroup@please.tnx(Cal
Learner-- MVP) wrote:

Quote:
In microsoft.public.money, Jim wrote:

Just noticed that when I downloaded new transactions (actually
imported a downloaded qif file) all the new transactions came up
marked R, for reconciled. I don't think this is correct, nor did they
use to. I changed them manually to Cleared (which came up E
for electronic), and that should be the way they are until I do a
balancing at the end of the month.

Is there a setting I can changed to have them go back to coming
up as E, not R when I import them. I suspect if I left them as R
I would have balancing problems at the end of the month.
Is that correct?

The beginning balance when you balance is the sum of all of the
reconciled transactions.

Thanks. This clears up the big question I posed earlier.:
No wonder I had problems last month!! Since all transactions for
November had been downloaded AND RECONCILED it insisted the
opening balance of 10/31/04 was in correct and wanted to make it
the same as the closing balance on 11/30/04.
Quote:


Try clearing
Tools->Settings->OnlineServices->AutomaticallyMarkAccepted..AsReconciled
and perhaps
Tools->Settings->OnlineServices->AutomaticallyAcceptAll....


Thanks. #1 I switched, though I have NO idea how it got checked - this
only began recently.

#2 was unchecked.

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