"you have transactions to review" flag doesn't go away

I just updated to Quicken 2006, largely to get rid of a bug that tech support told me by phone should be fixed...and it didn't.

For about a year, using Quicken 2004, after a WebConnect download went goofy, I've had a flag for "you have transactions to review" that I can't get rid of. There are no transacations to review (although in the overview tab, it still lists 5). I've validated and super-validated in the old version, to no avail, and tech support told me that "this should probably be fixed in the next version" and encouraged me to update to Quicken 2005. I've just bought 2006, and the %^$#% flag is still there.

Any thoughts?

Thanks in advance.

Reply to
Robert Stanley
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The flag is also used to show an account for which checks need to be printed. Do you have any with "Print" in the check-number field?

Reply to
JCS

You mightr also want to check your Memorized Payee List and Scheduled Transaction List to make sure none of the entries in the Type field have "Print" rather than "Pmt".

Reply to
Jerry Boyle

Both are good thoughts, guys, but unfortunately, I don't have any "print" in any fields (never use the printer for Quicken).

Thanks for the suggestion. Maybe someone else has some thoughts?

Reply to
Robert Stanley

Try the following on a backup copy of your data file in the event you don't like the results. Disable all the accounts that can be disabled for transaction downloading. Quit out of Quicken. Delete the .QEL file where is the name of your Quicken file.

Start Quicken back up, it should rebuild an empty .QEL file. See if you can now disable the account with the action flag for transaction download. If you can, do so and quit out of Quicken again. Again delete the .QEL file.

Start Quicken up. if the action flag is gone, activate the account for download. Initiate a download. You will get 30-180 day's worth of transactions which you'll have to delete as they won't match again with downloaded transactions. If things still look OK, repeat with all your other accounts.

I can't now recall if you said you had Quicken 2005. If you have there is an alternative that might also work. (or perhaps a combination of both methods).

Create a new account. Move all the transactions out of the old account by marking them all and then cut/paste transactions or Move transactions. Delete the old account. Enable transaction download for the new account (you can also rename it to the original name if you wish).

Reply to
Mike B

Looks like a big project, but I'll give it a try. Thanks.

Reply to
Robert Stanley

Can you use the overview listing to locate the 5 problem transactions and delete them? And add them back as Resolved transactions manually?

- Bob

Reply to
Bob Weissman

I can see the number 5 listed in overview, but don't know how to identify which 5. Is there a button or link I'm missing that would list these?

This seems to be what needs to be fixed--I just can't seem to find the "missing 5"

Thanks.

Reply to
Robert Stanley

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