You should get a confirmation on deleting the transaction, but I don’t think
there is a separate one for the fact that it is reconciled. I could be mistaken.
Actions > Reset Warnings will show you what you have suppressed and allow you
to clear that preference so you’ll see the warnings again.
Regards,
Adrien
> On Aug 15, 2019, at 9:22 AM, Michael Hendry wrote:
>
> Income from various members of my Rotary Club at weekly meetings destined for
> a particular charity (say Income:CharityX) now needs to be attributed to
> individual members for Gift Aid tax reclamation purposes.
>
> I have set up individual accounts (Income:CharityX:Member01,
> Income:CharityX:Member02 etc) to enable this to be recorded and reported on
> in due course, and am working on the necessary editing of existing
> transactions.
>
> The method I have adopted is to create a dummy transaction between
> Assets:Petty Cash and each of these Member accounts, but with no amounts
> recorded, and then duplicate this to every date on which a CharityX
> transaction has already been recorded.
>
> The next step is to fill in the necessary contributions in the dummy
> transaction and then delete the original (two-split) transaction.
>
> I expected to be warned that the Petty Cash split had been already been
> reconciled, and that bad things would happen to my next reconciliation, as
> happens when an attempt is made to edit a reconciled transaction, but no such
> warning came up.
>
> I can’t find any option in Preferences to suggest that I’ve switched off the
> reminder I’d expected to see - shouldn’t a deletion be regarded as an edit of
> sorts, and bring up a suitable warning?
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael
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