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Posted by George Hammett on June 4, 2006, 11:19 pm
Please log in for more thread options Rob wrote:
> George Hammett wrote:
>
>> Lisa C wrote:
>>
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> In Quicken 2005 Premier, how does one manually reset the Smart Reconcile
>>>> option for an account?
>>>>
>>>>
>>> This worked in the 2003 version. Manually change the clr column in a
>>> transaction to be marked reconciled. Enter. Now manually change the
>>> transaction back to blank in the clear column. You should get a warning...
>>> 'This will reset the Smart Reconcile option for this account'
>>>
>>>
>> 1. I manually changed the clr column in a transaction to be marked a
reconciled.
>>
>> 2. Enter.
>>
>> 3. Changed it back to blank.
>>
>> 4. Enter.
>>
>> I am given the message, "Are you sure you want to change a reconciled (R)
>> transaction?"
>>
>> 5. I click Yes.
>>
>> This does not reset Smart Reconcile. What should I try next?
>>
>>
>
> George,
> Did you try this action on an item that was previously reconciled?
Yes.
> If
> not, that's the only way it works.
Guess again.
> It wont do it on newer
> transactions. You have to clear the "R" from the previously reconciled
> Transaction (this will ask are you sure?-say yes). Enter(save). The
> next couple steps will ask if you want to use automatic processes-say
> No. Manually change the column to "c". Enter. Then manually set to
> "R" again. This is when you'd get the "Reset Smart Reconcile" message
> if you're gonna get it. That will hopefully help, if not let us know.
It doesn't work. Is there a configuration file that I can reset? Usually
software developers have some easy way to reset features in tools to
facilitate automated testing using their configuration files, temporary
registry settings, command-line settings, or hot-key-combinations. Feel
free to email this capability if it is not desired to have this feature
published to an open newsgroup.
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