[GNC] Missing Transaction

[David Carlson]

Raymond,

The most likely problem  is that GnuCash did not detect that it was a new
transaction.  That can happen foe a variety of reasons depending on which
file format is imported, the method used and which version of GnuCash you
are using.
For a better answer let us know exactly which version of GnuCash you have,
your OS and details of what you did.

When you say that you connected with Quicken do you mean that you used
Quicken to download into Quicken first then export to GnuCash?  Obviously
you don't want to continue with that.

David C

On Thu, Apr 19, 2018 at 8:44 AM, Raymond Moritz <rmoritzsr at gmail.com> wrote:

> I’m new to gnucash. Installed OK. Imported QIF file with 13 years of
> Quicken data. Adjusted the Account hierarchy that was derived from the
> Quicken categories. Then I connected with my bank for online banking
> features. Everything up to then went great. On my first transaction
> download 12 of the 13 transactions downloaded perfectly, but one was
> missing. It was in the middle of the pack and nothing unique about it. I
> later connected with Quicken and all 13 downloaded.
>
> Is this a known problem? Are there any fixes or workarounds for it? I
> manually added the missing transaction so it balances.
>
>
>
> Ray Moritz
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