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Posted by Bill Cohagan on January 8, 2007, 7:34 am
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Han
Yes, I've done a validate, but it doesn't help.
Bill
> @newssvr25.news.prodigy.net:
>
>>> Is there a way to do an export/import, moving ALL data from one QDF
>>> to a new QDF? I've got a rather large (18MB) QDF file that has a lot
>>> of historical info (stock ack dates, basis costs, etc.); however it
>>> is not "holding up well" (or alternatively Quicken itself is broken).
>>> I see lots of small problems; e.g.,
>>>
>>> 1.) Certain on line bill payments won't work if entered through the
>>> bill payment UI. Instead I have to manually set "Send" in the
>>> register.
>>> 2.) I've just transferred a bunch of stock from one account to
>>> another. All stocks but one transferred fine. One stock showed up at
>>> the destination, but there is no "Removed" transaction in the source
>>> account; thus the stock appears in *both* accounts. If I try to
>>> "Remove" the stock from the source account it says there are no
>>> shares to remove, but if I do a portfolio value report on that
>>> account the stock is listed.
>>>
>>> There are other issues, but the above are typical examples. Anyway,
>>> I'd like to "start fresh" if possible, but I'm not aware of any
>>> effective way to dump/restore Quicken data that retains all of the
>>> transaction linkeages, etc. Is there a way?
>>>
>>> TIA,
>>> Bill
>>
>> Sure..File>File Operations>Copy. Give the new file a different name.
>> Then use the new file.
>>
> Using a copy of the new file set, do a validate. There seems to be file
> corruption. Hope you have backups ...
>
> The qdf file does not hold historical prices. If you don't care about
> old historical stock prices, see what happens when you rename the qph
> file. Prices of buys and sells are not affected
>
>
> --
> Best regards
> Han
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