https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=523555
--- Comment #2 from Michael Carpino <[email protected]> --- Thanks for following up! To clarify the account setup: Account Hierarchy: It is a New Investment Account, which was created with the default paired Brokerage account (the cash account attached to it to hold uninvested funds). The Transaction: The paycheck transaction originates in my main Checking account. Within that single paycheck transaction, there are two separate transfer split lines targeting that paired Brokerage account (e.g., Line 1 = $1,200 Employee Contribution, Line 2 = $300 Employer Match.. No Stock Actions in this Split: The paycheck transaction itself contains no stock/fund actions (no Buy/Sell Shares)—it is purely transferring cash into the Brokerage account. (Fund purchases happen in a separate transaction later inside the Investment Account ledger). The Trigger: When I go to Account > Edit Account on that new Brokerage/Investment account, KMyMoney's consistency check re-evaluates the linked paycheck transaction in the Checking ledger. It appears to collapse the two split lines pointing to that specific Brokerage account into one, causing the transaction sum to fail ($0.00 check), setting the Checking amount to the first split value, and resetting the transaction date to the Brokerage account's Opening Date. Total accounts involved in the split: 1 Checking Account, 1 Brokerage Cash Account (nested under the Investment Account), and standard Tax/Expense categories. This seems to only effect the first transaction in the Brokerage Account. of changing the amount and date. I'm willing to recreate the issue and send some screen shots later of what happens to help show the outcome. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
