Quicken, QuickBooks & Mint Conversion Information Oritani Bank offers Web Connect abilities for all Quicken/ QuickBooks users. What this means is that participating Oritani customers manually download a file from Online Banking onto their hard drive and import this file into their own Quicken/QuickBooks program. With the Oritani Online Banking conversion that takes place on March 26 th 2018, we ask all users to please take advantage of the following information as it will aid in a smooth transition to the new Online Banking platform. You are leaving Oritani Bank's website and linking to a third party site. Please be advised that you will then link to a website hosted by another party, where you will no longer be subject to, or under the protection of, the privacy and security policies of Oritani Bank. We recommend that you review and evaluate the privacy and security policies of the site that you are entering.
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Duplicate transactions after completing reactivation This is usually caused by (1) the customer overlapping the date range when importing the Web Connect file, or (2) Direct Connect downloads a set numbers of days when linking to a new or existing account. Depending on the number of duplicate transactions imported, the best solution may be to restore the backup file created earlier in the conversion process. If there are not many transactions, they can be deleted prior to, or after accepting them to the register. Specific steps/recommendations based on products are below: Quicken for Windows Note: This can also be caused by a preference that is available in Quicken for Windows, “Automatically add downloaded transactions to register”.
To convert your Quicken for Windows data for use with Quicken for Mac, you will need to perform the following procedures: - Prepare your Quicken for Windows data for conversion. - Create a QIF (Quicken Interchange Format) file for import into Quicken for Mac. - Create a new Quicken for Mac file and import the Windows QIF file. Instead of trying to copy the backup file from Mac (Quicken 2017) to PC, I exported the Mac OX file in a QSX file format. I was able to restore a copy in the Windows (10) Quicken 2017.
This step has been included in the conversion document, but may have been overlooked by the customer. If the transactions have not been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one be one prior to accepting. If the transactions have already been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one by one, or multiple transactions can be deleted at one time.
If there are too many transactions to delete, or the steps to delete multiple transactions is difficult for the customer; restore a backup file. And following the steps to deactivate and reactivate. Express Web Connect only: Duplicate transactions may occur due to the 90 day look back when downloading transactions. These transactions need to be manually deleted from the register. They can be deleted one by one, or multiple transactions can be deleted at one time.
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Quicken for Mac. If the transactions have not been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one be one prior to accepting.
If the transactions have already been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one by one from the register. If there are too many transactions to delete, restore a backup file. Ensure the customer selects the correct date range when importing the Web Connect file to the restored backup. Quicken Connect only: Duplicate transactions may occur due to the 5 day look back when downloading transactions. These transactions need to be manually deleted from the register.
They can only be deleted one by one. QuickBooks for Windows or Mac. If the transactions have not been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one be one prior to accepting. If the transactions have already been accepted to the register, restore a backup file. Ensure the customer selects the correct date range when importing the Web Connect file to the restored backup. Duplicate accounts after completing reactivation There are two main reasons for this issue. The customer has selected “Create a new account” when importing the Web Connect file, or they were unable to find their account in the drop down menu and created a new account anyway.
If the account is not deactivated, it will not appear in the drop down menu. First, confirm all accounts have been deactivated including hidden (Quicken), or inactive (QuickBooks) accounts.
If they are, delete the duplicate account from the account list, then import the Web Connect file ensuring the customer selects “Use existing account” and selects the correct account. If the customer is not able find their account in the drop down list, refer to Intuit connectivity support to assist further. Activated the incorrect account during Reactivation Open the account register for the account that was linked incorrectly.
If the transactions have not been accepted to the register, they can be deleted one be one prior to accepting. After deleting the downloaded transactions, deactivate the account then import the Web Connect file ensuring the customer selects “Use existing account” and selects the correct account. If the transactions have already been accepted to the register, restore a backup file. Ensure the customer selects the correct account to link to, when importing the Web Connect file to the restored backup.
Not as common: Unable to deactivate account This may be caused by data issues with the file. After following the steps in the FAQ, attempt to deactivate the account. If the issue still persists, refer to Intuit connectivity support to assist further.