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DavidW · 10-01-2009, 08:16 PM

I have used Quicken 2001 (UK version) for some time, but I reconcile bank & credit cards manually, so am not an expert in Quicken's automatic reconciliations, however I have a vague memory from something I tried to do a few years ago that Quicken doesn't like specified dates of 29th/30th/31st for regular routine monthly functions, because it causes a wobbly in February. Do you have a recent backup from before you changed the date that you could roll forward from, leaving the date as it was, or is that not practical?

I think that if to try to un-reconcile the Jan transactions for 2008 year end purposes, Quicken will permanently disable the reconciliation facilty on that account, so beware!

Apologies if this advice is not helpful!

10-01-2009, 08:16 PM	#7 (permalink)
DavidW Status: Free PC Help New Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 9 Operating System: Windows XP - Home Edition PC Experience: Some Experience	I have used Quicken 2001 (UK version) for some time, but I reconcile bank & credit cards manually, so am not an expert in Quicken's automatic reconciliations, however I have a vague memory from something I tried to do a few years ago that Quicken doesn't like specified dates of 29th/30th/31st for regular routine monthly functions, because it causes a wobbly in February. Do you have a recent backup from before you changed the date that you could roll forward from, leaving the date as it was, or is that not practical? I think that if to try to un-reconcile the Jan transactions for 2008 year end purposes, Quicken will permanently disable the reconciliation facilty on that account, so beware! Apologies if this advice is not helpful!