I still have not found a solution to this issue, and I'm wondering if
upgrading to the latest version of Money would fix it. I just don't
know what the issue is. I even added a new account to the same file,
but had the same problem. Could it be that the currencies are messed
up just in my file alone, but not in the Money program?


Cal Learner-- MVP wrote:
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In microsoft.public.money, ac wrote:

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You tried using both SPB Finance & Cash Organizer in the past few
months to connect your WM5 Pocket PC to Money?



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I am facing this same issue and for the same reason. Did you find a soluntion?

"Tyeguy" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, Tyeguy wrote:

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Review your backup situation. If you had a suitable backup, you
could possibly restore to a point where the problem did not exist.

QIF files can be edited. So you could, for example, edit QIF files
to remove transactions older than six months. Then File-> Import
those edited QIF files to the file you restored from your six month
old backup.

Regarding the QIF export and import, consider trying it all. The
process would be tedious, but perhaps not as bad as you envision.

There are some tips if you plan to go the QIF route.





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I tried both repair options, and still came up empty. Any other ideas?
Cal Learner-- MVP wrote:
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In microsoft.public.money, Tyeguy wrote:

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Make an extra backup/copy of your file.
File-> RepairMoneyFile-> QuickFileRepair.
Then File-> RepairMoneyFile-> Standard FileRepair level 2



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I actually tested this, and found that I could do imports flawlessly
with a new Money file. So I know the issue is with my Money file, not
with the Money program itself. How can this be corrected? Can it be
corrected? I would hate to have to start over my Money info from
scratch. And everything's linked, it's years of data and opened and
closed accounts. Exporting and importing all my account data would be
an absolute mess.


Cal Learner-- MVP wrote:
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In microsoft.public.money, Tyeguy wrote:

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You could try downloading that statement to a new file (with a
different file name) to see if the problem appears in that case.

The account currency for all my accounts is US Dollar. I've checked
and double-checked all those things? Anything else you can think of?

In microsoft.public.money, Tyeguy wrote:

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From the Account List, right-click the account name. Choose account
Settings or Account Details (depending on what program you are
running). What does it say the Account Currency of that account is?

I've done that several times. It always says "US dollar". Is there
something else I need to do to reset the currency to US dollar? I
don't do anything with other currencies. Thanks for your help!


Glyn Simpson, MVP wrote:
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Possible that one of the two programs you've tried has changed the currency
of the account you're downloading into. Try going to the account details and
resetting the currency

--
Glyn Simpson, Microsoft MVP - Money
http://money.mvps.org

Check http://money.mvps.org/faq/default.aspx for tips and fixes for MS
Money.
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"Tyeguy" <tyeguy37[at]gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1143901579.034557.326880[at]i39g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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Lately, whenever I try to download bank statements, I get this message:

"Your statement contained a default currency (USD) which was unrelated
to the currency of the account 'xxxxxxxx'. Money does not support
statements containing unrelated default currencies."

I did not change anything with my file, and I've never done anything
with my currencies. They have always been US dollar. This is for
Money 2004. The only thing that might have affected this is that I
tried using both SPB Finance & Cash Organizer in the past few months to
connect my WM5 Pocket PC to Money. Any ideas?