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Then possibly patch up the odd issue that remains. Read through the QIF files, identify the spurious transfer transactions and delete them before I import the QIF files into another fresh new Moneyspire database. So, all in all, let’s be reasonable and say around 2,500 fixes.īy the way, I glossed over a nasty issue with these transfers: one is the ‘valid’ one and the other the ‘ghost’ one – in the image above the ghost one does not have a check number (ah, the days when I wrote a check to pay off a credit card debt every month!), so I have to work out which is the ghost one before I delete it. The PayPal account would in fact be way worse, an absolute nightmare to fix: every purchase through PayPal involves a transfer from another account to cover the purchase cost. Let’s assume on average 10 years for each credit card account, times 12 pay-offs per year, times 7 cards, makes getting on for 1000 transfers to identify and delete. One, go through the accounts as set up and slowly delete all those duped transfers, one by one.

In essence, because each transfer is present in two exported QIF files (the one for the ‘from’ account and the one for the ‘to’ account) and because Moneyspire makes no effort whatsoever to eliminate/merge two transfer transactions for the same amount on the same day, I’m left with the current ridiculous, nay laughable, situation.Ī few solutions present themselves here. Since I never use any account in isolation, every single one is affected by this. These days, I basically just use credit cards to buy things, so my bank account ends up with lots and lots of doubled outlays as I pay off the credit cards (hence the whacked-out owing of $1.2M).

I also transfer cash between checking accounts: two equal entries in each account. So when I transfer cash to pay off a credit card? There are two equal entries in each account. The issue is that every single transfer of money between the accounts over those 20-odd years are counted twice. Since these totals bear no relation to the actual amounts in each of my accounts, what the heck is going on? I hasten to add that on a few of these accounts, I have transactions that go back to 1995, so 22 years ago, almost. (They do recommend that you pre-create all the accounts in Moneyspire to begin with and then import the QIF files into each new, empty account – I strongly concur with that recommendation.) And that’s the result I got. So I exported each active account into a QIF file (with Money, you export each account one-by-one, and all transactions from the start of time are included) and then imported them into Moneyspire. What I did, after I’d played around with the app using the demo database they provide and feeling fairly satisfied, was to import all of the data from my Microsoft Money database. Laughable, even: no, I do not owe Wells Fargo $1.2M at all.

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Enter 'YES' to sign out.then sign back in again using the same Quicken ID and password as you used before to download Quicken (your log in info).For once, I’m not that concerned about showing the summary page for the app, because (a) half the accounts there were cancelled a decade or more ago, and (b) the totals shown are completely and utterly way out of whack. 1 In Quicken, go to EDIT > PREFERENCES > Quicken ID and Cloud Accounts > Sign in as a different user. It's in the downloads section of your account.

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I either have to exit Quicken, then initiate a One Step Update and go to Settings and uncheck that option that somehow gets checked out of the blue.or I just added ONE investment account to the Preferences setting for. It appears as if on first sign-in a cookie is placed and no other device can sign in to. If I try from my PC I get Wrong Credential response.

It gives me links to both Windows and Mac versions, but I only have installed the Windows.

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I'm not sure because I've never tried it, but you probably get a number of devices to install it on.

Multiple devices I just checked the website.

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