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Reset previously reconciled transactions (mini-reconciliation)

After deleting and reentering transactions that have been previously reconciled, the reentered transactions are no longer reconciled.QuickBooks flags transactions internally with the reconciliation date in order to generate reports of previous reconciliations. For QuickBooks to recognize reentered transactions as reconciled, the transactions must be reconciled in the reconciliation window. This is sometimes referred to as a mini-reconciliation.

To reconcile re-entered transactions:

   1. Determine the total dollar amount of transactions you deleted and reentered.
   2. Select the Banking menu and select Reconcile.
   3. Subtract or add (depending on the effect the transaction originally had on the balance of the register) the amount of reentered checks or charges from the amount displayed as the Beginning Balance in the Begin Reconciliation window.
   4. Enter the amount from step 3 in the Ending balance field.
   5. Click Continue to open the Reconcile window.
   6. Check only the reentered transactions you need to reconcile.
   7. Ensure the Difference is 0.00.
   8. Click Reconcile Now.
   9. Select to Display or Print the reconciliation report.

Note: Unless your accountant instructs you to use a specific date, a good date to use for a mini-reconciliation is an off-cycle date in the previously reconciled statement period.

Wrong/ Incorrect Reconcile beginning balance:

How to fix the problem

    * Correct the opening balance for the account
    * Correct the edited transactions
    * Run the Rebuild Data utility and followed by the Verify      Data utility

An Edited/Deleted Cleared Transaction:

Run a Reconcile Discrepancy report:

   1. In the QuickBooks menu bar, select Reports and then select Banking.
   2. Select Reconciliation Discrepancy.
   3. Select the appropriate account and click OK.
   4. You now have a list of transactions that were changed since the last reconciliation.
   5. Use this report to identify the transaction(s) causing the issue. If you find a discrepancy, note the transaction date and the Entered/Last Modified, which tells you when the change occurred.

Run a Previous Reconciliation report:

   1. In the QuickBooks menu bar, select Reports and then select Banking.
   2. Select Previous Reconciliation.
   3. Select the appropriate account, select the statement ending date, and click Display.
   4. Compare this report to past statements from your financial institution and look for differences.

 To correct the discrepancy, you may need to:

   1. Enter missing transactions.
   2. Edit existing transactions.
   3. Undo a previous reconciliation and redo it.
   4. Ignore the discrepancy and let QuickBooks enter an offsetting adjustment.
   5. Contact your bank about a banking error.

Data Damage:
   1. Run the Rebuild Data Utility followed by the Verify Data Utility.
   2. If the issue persists, click Troubleshooting and fixing damaged transactions for help in finding and fixing damaged transaction(s) that are causing your issue.

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