SoldX ?

It means you sold a security and transferred the funds to another account. Only "Sold" appears in the list of actions. If you're manually editing a transaction, you also enter an account to receive the funds. That's what makes it "SoldX."

Regards,

Margaret

Hi, Jeff.

That means the FI didn't keep your cash proceeds in that account, but sent the money to you or your bank or other agent.

Quicken no longer (since about 2004(?) uses the "SoldX" term; the function is now in Enter Transactions | Sell - Shares Sold. In the "Record Proceeds?" box in the lower left, clear the "To this account's cash balance" radio button by clicking "To:" and selecting your Checking Account or other appropriate destination from the drop-down box.

RC

My 2007Q Deluxe still uses the term "SoldX" in the register for such a transaction entered in the fashion you describe. If you don't use the "Enter Transaction" button but instead record the transaction directly in the register, SoldX shows up as one of the available actions.

Tom Young

That's what I see in 2009 downloaded transaction in my Quicken Deluxe 2008.

It was not in the help and so I wondered.

Jeff

I just entered a "Sold" transaction (using QP2010) in the register, but I couldn't enter a transfer account. When I double-clicked the transaction, the "Edit - Sell" form opened and allowed me to select the transfer account. Once I clicked Enter/Done, "Sold" changed to "SoldX" in the action column.

The form displays "Sell - Shares Sold" as RC stated in his message.

Regards,

Margaret