Maybe slow down and be careful when editing transactions?
And as you pointed out, they are reconciled, so you get a warning that helps you slow down. That can help prevent 'inadvertent' edits, but it won't stop a deliberate change. (as you discovered)
Regards, Adrien On 12/3/21 11:43 AM, Mattia Rizzolo wrote:
You can see it similarly to when you close a bank account or a credit card: you totally want to keep it around, but you don't want to touch the transactions involved with it anymore. In those cases, do you just go on with life hoping you're not going to mess with it?
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