Yes - starting balance matches statement. I have just reconciled most of 2018 on 7 separate accounts, and consistently experienced the problem.  The starting balance matches, but the ending balance does not match the statement.  If I correct the ending balance in GC and add the missing transactions, then the statement reconciles just fine and I can go on to the next month.

This has been a problem I have experienced since I started using GC and this is the method I use to correct the problem.  I go thru the printed statment and copy and past missing transactions (practically all of the missing transactions exist in the ledger already) and then finish reconciling. However, it would be much nicer if all the transactions were imported by the importer at the time of importing :)

I replied by selecting "Reply List".  Is that correct?

Thanks

On 4/7/19 3:35 AM, Colin Law wrote:
Forwarding your message below to the list as you sent it just to me.
It is necessary to use Reply All (or similar) when using this list.
The critical thing is, if you start a new reconcile (which you can
then cancel) does the Starting Balance shown match the final balance
on the previous statement from the bank that you reconciled against?
If it does, *and* the problematic transaction is on that statement,
then you still have a problem, as you must have reconciled it in order
to get the previous reconcile to complete.  Possibly you entered it
twice, maybe with the wrong date for example, and then with the right
date, so you reconciled the 'old' one and the other is still there.
You try using the search feature to find it.

Colin

On Sun, 7 Apr 2019 at 03:03, <[email protected]> wrote:
I hope I have not wasted your time.  But, that transaction now shows up.  I 
will wait until the next statement, reconcile it and see what happens.

David

-----Original Message-----
From: Colin Law [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Tuesday, April 2, 2019 10:47 AM
To: [email protected]
Cc: gnucash-user <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: [GNC] Transaction won't reconcile

If you go into reconcile again does the starting balance match the ending 
balance from the just-completed reconcile.

Are you certain that there are not two similar transactions, one of which you 
have reconciled and one not?
Check very carefully the date on the one that is not reconciled and re-check in 
the reconcile window that it is not there.
If you are still certain then tell us which version of gnucash you are using 
and on what os.
Are you able to post a screen shot showing the recalcitrant transaction and the 
reconcile window not showing it?

Colin

On Tue, 2 Apr 2019 at 16:19, <[email protected]> wrote:
I have checked the other sources for this info and don't see it.



I have a single transaction that I found missing (my bad) during
reconciliation.  I entered the transaction, completed the
reconciliation process and balanced the account to the bank statement.



The problem is:  the new transaction did not flag as reconciled.  It
remained as 'n' , rather than 'r'.  I then tried to re-reconcile the
account and the transaction is no longer available to reconcile.



How do I get this transaction reconciled?



Any help would be appreciated.



David Briggs

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