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Posted by Hal Mann on November 8, 2007, 6:46 pm
Please log in for more thread options Hi John,
This isn't the first download to the new file. I download transactions
every day from my brokerage account. Invariably I have new stocks that I
traded during the prior day. If it doesn't find a match, it just adds the
new ones. In my other quicken file, it always asks me whenever there is a
new stock. I can't figure out why downloads from the same broker to two
separate quicken files act differently.
A puzzlement?
Hal
> Hal Mann wrote:
>> I do a lot of stock transactions and download them every day using
>> Quicken Home and Business 2007 into two separate Quicken files.
>>
>> The first file I've used for more than a decade. For this file, when
>> a new stock symbol shows up on my downloaded transactions, Quicken
>> asks me if it is one already in my list. I can choose one that's
>> already there or let it add the symbol as a new one. This file was
>> originally Quicken Premier. I recently upgraded to Home and Business.
>>
>> But...in the new 2nd file I created for a business, the download just
>> merrily adds new symbols and descriptions without asking me.
>
>> How do I configure this so it asks?
>
> There is no such "configuation".
>
> And if this is not the very first download to the new account, I know of
> nothing you can do. If it is the first download, that should be the only
> download that will act that way.
>
> But if this is the first download to a New Quicken file, I'm not clear on
> what the actual problem is - it sounds like you had no securities in your
> Security List when you initiated the download ... so having Quicken add
> the securities automatically shouldn't be a problem ... and there would
> have been nothing for Quicken to ask you about since all the securities
> had to be new.
>
> --
> John Pollard
> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
> Please reply to newsgroup
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