Wrong Begining Balance Prevents Reconcilliation

[John R. Sowden]

Consider a trial balance.  Do one for quicken when you changed.  do one 
for gc.  A trial balance is just a chart of accounts with the balance in 
each account.  You will find the 2 accounts (minimum) that have 
different balances from the quicken balances.  I use a separate 
transaction for opening balances, as opposed to putting the amount in 
the account when it is set up.  Remember when gc is out of balance it 
puts opposing amount in a special account.

John

On 08/03/2015 11:18 PM, Dorel Ciornei wrote:
> Hi all,I tried to find some answers in previous e-mails and the user manual, but I can't find much.I imported the transactions from Quicken a few months ago.Largely it went without much troubles, until now.
> I have one account that refuses to reconcile.All the transactions are accurate and everything is identical between the GNU Cash record and the bank statement, including the final balances.The transactions to that date were imported already as reconciled ("Y" in the R column).
> The problem now is that when I try to reconcile, the Beginning Balance shown is wrong so it prevents the reconciliation.I don't know how GNU Cash came up with that Beginning Balance as it makes no sense.
> And since all the transactions are correct, including the 'real' beginning balance that was imported, I don't know what to do.
> Is there a way to delete all the reconciliation information for that particular account?If I could do that, I would just reconcile again all the transactions to that date.Otherwise what can I do?
>
> I appreciate any ideas.
> Dorel C
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