Thanks for the responses. Some of the MS KB articles no longer exist.

Apparently, my archive file is simple a backup at that time. Perhaps,
I can export my new transactions and import them into the archive and
then use that as my "normal" file.

However, I think I am probably stuck with 2 files.

Now you know why many of us never archive! Once you have archived that is
it - you can never recombine.

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"Gary" <gardavis[at]gmail.com> wrote in message
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That's how archive works. See http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=29.

"Gary" <gardavis[at]gmail.com> wrote in message
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Several months ago, I archived year 2003 transactions from my mny file
into a separate file.

Recently, I realized that it's been a really long time since I
reconciled my "checkbook". It was last reconciled 9/2003 meaning that
my archive included unreconciled transactions.

I loaded my archive file and started catching up. In fact I got so far
as 6/2004 when I realized that I had been reconciling my archive
instead of my normal file. It is interesting that my archive had
current transactions in it to reconcile!

Hopefully I am not screwed up to badly. Do I have to re-reconcile
1/2004 thru current or can I somehow recombine my archive with my
normal file.

Thanks,
Gary