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Posted by jen.huffman on July 23, 2007, 2:23 pm
Please log in for more thread options > jen.huff...@yahoo.com wrote:
> > When I tried to open my quicken calendar for the first time,
> > Quicken
> > put all of my bank transactions onto the calendar! I only
> > wanted to
> > keep the bills and paychecks on there, so I was renaming them
> > and as I
> > renamed my paycheck, it asked me if I wanted to show the
> > previous
> > transactions (or something like that) or just future
> > transactions..When I put future transactions, I think it
> > erased some
> > of the paychecks from my account balance! My balance all of
> > a sudden
> > became negative. Do I have to figure out what it deleted and
> > put them
> > back in manually?
>
> I'm not sure I can follow everything you did, so I'm not sure I
> can say what is the best way to recover in your current file
> (assuming you need to recover anything).
>
> The best bet might be to restore your backup from just before
> you began the exercise of correcting the Calendar. (You can
> also look in the BACKUP folder in your Quicken data folder for
> automatic backups that Quicken makes ... and appends a single
> digit to the name of. The fileset with "1" appended to the name
> is the most recent.)
>
> And for the "future"; try clicking on "Options" in the Calendar
> menu bar and unselecting "Show recorded transactions in
> calendar".
>
> [It's also a good idea to include your Quicken year/version
> (such as: Q2005 Deluxe) when you post a question.]
>
> --
> John Pollard
> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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Thank you - I will try this tonight! (I use Quicken 2007)
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