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Posted by nemo on February 11, 2007, 3:53 pm
Please log in for more thread options No, I have kept all transactions from way back. I "hide" the inactive
securities. I guess I'll have to do that with SEC-1. Thanks for your help.
> nemo wrote:
>> When I try to delete from the Securities tab, it gives me
>> the usual message that I cannot delete it because it was
>> used in a transaction. A Transaction Report can find no
>> transaction in that security. No, I have no hidden
>> accounts. The name, SEC_1, isn't the name of a real
>> security, either.
>
> Yes, I know it's not the name of a real security. I believe the name was
> created by Quicken in either a Validate or a conversion, where the
> original name was corrupted.
>
> If there are truly no transactions for SEC_1, I don't hold out a lot of
> hope for your being able to delete it ... unless you can revert to the
> version of Quicken (or the Quicken data set) where the original corruption
> existed. In most of the few cases involving SEC_1 that were "solved" that
> I have read about, there were still transactions existing involving SEC_1:
> deleting those transactions permitted the deleting of SEC_1.
>
> Have you ever had transactions in your data for a security, then deleted
> all the transactions for that security. And when I say "deleted"
> transactions, I mean by deleting transactions individually, or by doing
> some "year end copy" or some such, which did a mass delete of
> transactions?
>
> --
> John Pollard
> First initial underscore Last name at mchsi dot com
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