In OFC specs (older than OFX) :

"CHKNUMs should be included for check transactions. Money uses CHKNUMs to
match downloaded transactions with those entered in the Account Register.
Money allows CHKNUMs to be up to 8 characters."

AFer92

"Mark" <abcd[at]abcd.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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From the OFX 2.02 specs (http://www.ofx.net), it appears to me that Check
Numbers (chknum) is set for 12 alpha-numeric characters (A-12)

It may be that your credit union is using an older version of OFX, but I
wouldn't think that this would have been one of the features changes (i.e.
it's probably always been A-12 for chknum).

-Mark

"Theo" <Theo[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have a checking account where my check numbers recently went over the 10000
mark and my credit union told me that the OFX format only goes up to 9999 so
they start over at check number 1. I find it hard to believe that this could
really be true. Anyone else run into this and have a better solution? Would
another bank not have this issue? I use Money 2004 and it allows me to enter
check numbers over 10000, but when I download my transactions from my Credit
union it knows enough to match the check up correctly (IE: Credit union check
number 10 match my entry of 10010) but when I accept the transaction it
overwrites my check number entry with the one that was downloaded.
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Theo Miller