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Posted by JS on July 26, 2007, 9:26 pm
Please log in for more thread options willnotworkatall@hotmail.com says...
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>JS wrote:
>> invalid@invalid.com
>> says...
>>>
>>> JS wrote:
>>>> I'm curious to see if I can use my
>>>> existing checking account as the linked account or will I
>>>> have
>>>> to
>>>> transfer all of my existing checking account info to a newly
>>>> created
>>>> one.
>>>
>>> You can not link a Quicken investment account to an existing
>>> Quicken checking account; Quicken will create a new checking
>>> account when you initiate the linking process.
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>> Thanks for the info. Guess I'm out of luck for now anyway.
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>Try this: create your new linked account; copy/paste the
>transactions from your old checking account to the new linked
>account; delete the old checking account.
>
>It may not be quite that simple; if it will work at all, it may
>take some fiddling around (transfers may present a problem, for
>example ... reconciled transactions may get deleted from
>accounts not directly involved), but it is easy to do and test.
>
>Make sure you have a reliable backup first; and don't mix in any
>other tasks not related to this project until it is complete and
>successful, or until you have decided it won't work and have
>restored your backup.
>
>--
>John Pollard
>First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
>Please reply to newsgroup
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>
Thanks, I may give this a try this weekend.
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