I just moved all my holdings from Schwab to Royal Alliance. Using Quicken 2013 Deluxe, I created a new account for Royal Alliance, and Quicken then downloaded all the mutual fund current share amounts to Royal Alliance as additions.
Now of course, all those shares are shown twice, once for Schwab and once for RA. I would like to delete the Schwab account, which would fix the net worth, but I don't want to lose all the history shown in the Schwab Account.
Can someone tell me how I can do this?
Ken Blake wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
In your Schwabb account register enter a "Shares Transferred Between Accounts" transaction for each security.
Sorry, I should have mentioned, but neglected to do so, that I had tried that (choosing to do it for all accounts, not one at a time). Everything that was in the "From" account was removed (that's fine) but everything that was transferred to in the "To" account was entered as "added" (that was terrible) and all the details of what the transaction was was lost.
It was a royal pain deleting the many many transfer transactions it created, and putting it back the way it was..
Ken Blake wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:
Hmm, I did that in 2010 when I moved all my stocks holdings from eTrade to Merrill Lynch. Each purchase showed up as an "Add" with the proper number of shares, price and date acquired.
But all the details of interest, dividends, etc. are gone. And any details of sales are also gone. I want the complete history of what's gone on in the account, not just purchases.
Or if there's some way to keep the old Schwab account as it is, but
*not* have it added to my net worth, that would be fine, too.
I found what I needed: Tools | Edit | Manage Hidden Accounts | Keep this Account Separate.
Now you have account with all detail and a note when moved to Royal
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