Hi Don,
Yes, I said that Quicken was one of the packages which allowed that.
Quickbooks is Quicken's "big brother" in application terms (not literary
terms, of course :-) ).
Regards,
John Angelico
On Thu, 3 Sep 2020 at 21:23, doncram wrote:
> In Quickbooks Desktop 2017 by the way, you
In Quickbooks Desktop 2017 by the way, you absolutely can go back and
change a reconciled transaction's memo info and categorization and date and
so on, as long as you do not change the dollar amount.
If you do try to change a dollar amount, you get the following
(appropriate) message:
The reconcile-status being reset when editing past transactions'
description/notes/memo was a change that was later reverted, although I
cannot find the exact release.
In latest releases, reconcile-status is reset only when editing split's
account & amount IIRC.
On Wed, 2 Sep 2020 at 05:45, John
Michael and Janet,
I would consider this to be a logical consequence of editing a transaction
(and potentially changing the amount).
In commercial packages like Quicken/Reckon, MYOB, Xero et al, the same
applies. Other packages don't allow you to change a completed transaction -
you must do a
Hi Janet, I'm just another user, but I believe that is normal behavior.
I haven't changed anything recently but seem to remember being annoyed
in the past when any little change unreconciled a transaction. Michael
On 9/1/20 8:52 AM, Jan Bates via gnucash-user wrote:
I sometimes change the
I sometimes change the description on a reconciled transaction -- I like all
similar transactions to have a similar description. However, it seems that
making such changes, changes the reconciled status from reconciled to NOT
reconciled. This causes problems the next time I try to reconcile the
