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Troubleshooting the Quicken Conversion
Frequently Asked Questions
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I had over two years of data and I can’t get to some of my 
transactions from last year in Peachtree. What’s wrong?
Peachtree Accounting allows you to have access to 24 periods, or basically two 
years of data. If the dates of your Quicken data were before the first 
accounting period you entered during setup, these transactions cannot be 
displayed although the amounts for them are accounted for.
When I attempted to change to another accounting period, 
Peachtree said I had checks to print, but I didn’t write any. What’s 
the problem?
Did you have any balance adjustments or service charges in any Quicken 
accounts (checkbooks)? When you converted these, because they came out of 
your checkbook and they didn’t have any check number on them, Peachtree 
considers that they’re unprinted (therefore unpaid) checks.
To clear this up, select Payments from Peachtree Accounting’s Tasks menu, 
then click the Edit button. If there are any unnumbered “items” in the edit list, 
double-click on them to display them. If you have really made this payment 
(such as a service charge or balance adjustment), enter a special check number 
(such as SC1 or BA1) and post it.
What happened to my subcategories? They don’t roll up into my 
categories any more.
Peachtree Accounting uses a different technique to roll amounts into a main 
account. Read about account numbering and masking to learn more about 
how you can do this. We recommend that you read this before you perform 
the conversion because account numbers in Peachtree cannot be changed.
What are all the entries in this Retained Earnings account?
Quicken transactions that you did not allocate to a category or that have not 
been posted are put into your retained earnings account. One reason a 
transaction has not been posted would be because Peachtree considers it a 
check without a number (such as a service charge or balance adjustment).