1. In the Downloaded Transactions list, select the near match transaction.
2. Compare the downloaded transaction to the highlighted transaction in the transaction list above to find the difference between the two.
   

1. The most likely reason for a near match is a difference in the commission amount or the share price.
2. Edit the list transaction to match the downloaded transaction.
   

1. The status of the downloaded transaction should now say Match.
2. With the downloaded transaction selected, click Accept.

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   Quicken changes the status of the matched transaction to Accepted.

1. In the Downloaded Transactions list, select the new transaction.
2. In the transaction list, click the transaction that you know should be a match.
3. Edit the list transaction to match the information for the downloaded transaction.

1. 
   
   The status of the downloaded transaction should now say Match.
2. With the downloaded transaction selected, click Accept.

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   Quicken changes the status of the matched transaction to Accepted.

1. In the Downloaded Transactions list, accept the new cash transaction.
2. Then, in the Add New Cash Transaction

1. dialog, select one of the following:
   • Select Create a transfer from another

1. • account to identify the transaction as a transfer from another account. Select an account from the drop-down list.
   • Select Neither to identify the transaction as a transfer from within this account. No cash balances will be changed.
2. Click OK.

1. In the investment account transaction list, select the transaction you want to delete.
2. Click Delete.
   

1. The Delete button is found below and to the right of the selected transaction.

Notes

Be sure you no longer want the transaction before you delete it. Once you accept a transaction, Quicken removes it from the Downloaded Transactions list. If you later delete it from your transaction list, it is gone from both the transaction list and the Downloaded Transactions list.

Also, a Quicken transaction often contains historical information that you can't easily reproduce. If you need to recover a deleted transaction, refer to your paper statement, or contact your financial institution for the necessary information.

The Match Securities dialog appears only if you've downloaded a security that Quicken is unable to match to one of your existing Quicken securities. (Quicken automatically matches a downloaded security if it has the exact same name or ticker symbol as one of your Quicken securities.)

All downloaded securities must be matched before Quicken can compare downloaded transactions to your transaction list and identify new and matched transactions.

1. Compare the security listed at the top of the Match Securities dialog to the securities listed in the field and look for the same security. (For example, the downloaded security labeled Intuit Inc. might be the same as Intuit.)
2. If you find the same security (with a slightly different name) in the field:
   • Click Yes.
   • Click Next.
   If you don't have a security in your Quicken list that's the same as the downloaded security, click No.

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   Quicken creates a security for you with the same name as the downloaded security. You can change the name if you want. (Quicken accepts security names of up to 30 characters.)
2. If there are no more securities to match, click Done.

1. Click the Investing tab.
2. Click the Tools button, and choose Security List.
3. Click the name of the security that's been incorrectly matched.
4. Click Edit Security Details.
5. In the Edit Security Details dialog, clear the Matched with online security

1.  check box.
2. Click OK.

Notes

You should unmatch a security only if you think the security has been matched incorrectly. (For example, you downloaded a new security, ABC Corporation, and in the Match Securities dialog, you indicated that ABC Corporation is the same as My ABB Stock.) After following the above procedure, you'll be able to match this security correctly the next time you compare downloaded transactions.