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Posted by gd on January 21, 2008, 7:02 pm
Please log in for more thread options Thanks very much John!
> gd wrote:
>> Thanks for the reply... they supply all of 2007. When I use the
>> download function it doesn't go back beyond December 2007.
>
> You might be getting tripped up on terminology here.
>
> The amount of historical data that financial institutions "supply" can,
> and often does, differ depending on where you look.
>
> Transactions may be viewed at the fi's web site, but that doesn't mean all
> those transactions are available for downloading.
>
> Transactions may be able to be downloaded using Web Connect, and they may
> be able to be downloaded using Direct Connect. There is no requirement
> that either of those download methods offer the same date range of
> transactions ... many fi's offer more transactions for download via Web
> Connect than they do via Direct Connect.
>
> I don't know of any fi that offers more transactions for download via
> Direct Connect than via Direct Connect.
>
> So your best bet is to determine if your fi offers Web Connect downloads.
> If they do, they "may" offer the ability to select a range of dates to
> determine which transactions to download via Web Connect. To take
> advantage of this option, you would logon to the fi's web site and
> initiate a download from there (Web Connect) - check their web site for a
> Download to Quicken button.
>
> There is no way to alter the date range of downloaded transactions for any
> download method other than plain vanilla Web Connect.
>
> --
> John Pollard
> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
> Please reply to newsgroup
>
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