Michael, did you ever get an answer to this? I just restored and have found
the same problems with all my accounts.

I have found a work around for the investments (on the investments, go into
Change details, then click rename. Remove the check box to allow cash
transactions, click ok, then immediately go back in and recheck the box if
you want to track cash transactions). It seems to have worked for all my
investments except for my 401k. However, my bank accounts and credit cards
all show the same negative trillion dollar balances and I cannot find any
place in the setup or help that would show me where this is coming from. If
you have any answers, I'd love to hear them!

thanks,

Marianne

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I have Money 2003 and I needed to restore a money file from a backup. I
opened money, selected restore, followed the prompts, found my backup and the
restore completed without any messages. When I open my newly restored money
file, all the balances are wrong. (Showing 532 Trillion Dollars!) When I
drill into an account, they are correct (Showing 14K dollars as expected).

What do I do to get the balances to be correct?

Thank you.