In microsoft.public.money, <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.comwrote:

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Oops. That was introduced in Money 2004. You can open Money with
Start-> Run and entering "msmoney -s" without the quotes into the
box.


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Go to the investment details for the particular stock.
UpdatePrices-> UpdatePricesManually. Look through the
table and find the entries in the Source column that say "Stock
Split". Delete any entry you do not want.

There is no RepairMoneyFile available in the File menu
item.
I found part of the problem; the investment splits are
missing. I found a reference to the problem when searching
Microsoft, that indicated the problem was caused by a
missing price in the Quicken split transaction, however
all splits have the correct price. When I attempted to add
the split in Money, I was given a warning message that the
split transaction already existed, unfortnately, I cannot
see any of the split transactions to know which ones were
converted & which ones were not.
Any more suggestions?

Sam
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In microsoft.public.money, Sam wrote:

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You could
File-> RepairMoneyFile-> QuickFileRepair

or

File-> RepairMoneyFile-> StandardFileRepair

or stop worrying, or abandon it.

I recently installed Money 2003 Deluxe & converted my
Quicken file to Money. When the conversion process ended I
got the following error:
'An error occurred, but Money ran out of memory while
trying to retrieve and display details about what
happened.'
I appreciate the message, but I've no clue about the
nature of the problem, nor the status of the conversion.
When I look at the accounts I don't see anything missing,
but considering the number of entries in the accounts I'm
not certain that I can rely on Money to have all of my
data. This happens when I convert any of my past year-end
Quicken files, as well as the current file. Consequently,
I cannot rely on Money until I get a resolution to the
issue.
Any suggestions?

Sad Sam