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Posted by jpsga on June 7, 2008, 6:30 pm
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> After a rebuild of my computer due to a trojan, and a re-install of
> Quicken 2007, I ended up with over 4700 downloaded transactions
> showing up that are already in the register, covering the period since
> 1999 for one of the accounts.
>
> I do not need any of those transactions, as I've already added all of
> the transactions to bring the account up to date and in balance. These
> are showing as QIF transactions... How do I get rid of the almost 5000
> transactions without having to edit/delete them one at a time? Is
> there a way? I am running Quicken 2007...
>
> TIA
Are these QIF files in a back up folder?
Before the crash did you routinely delete old QIF files?
Are they Dated?
Keep the newest ones.
If I was sure of just what you have there, I would delete them.
Not one at a time. Select the oldest one then go down to the bottom of the
page use SHIFT>LEFT CLICK. That high lights the whole page. Press delete.
This puts them in the recycle bin.
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