Deleting empty account

David Iacobellis diacobel at gmail.com
Sun May 3 13:00:42 BST 2026


The starting balance is zero.  There are no scheduled transactions for this
account.  It was opened on April 3 of this year.  We opened a new VISA card
account and for the first time the number on my card differs from my wife's
card. I set up a separate account for each card before realizing the bank
only uses the primary card for online tracking and payments.  It is just
easier to enter everything under the primary card number.  I moved all
transactions from the secondary account to the primary account with the
exception of the reconciliation.  I cannot find any references to this
account.  Really baffled.  Is there a way to do a general search for this
account instead of opening all other accounts separately and doing a manual
search?

On Sat, May 2, 2026 at 10:37 AM Jack via KMyMoney <kmymoney at kde.org> wrote:

> On 5/2/26 8:33 AM, David Iacobellis via KMyMoney wrote:
> > I am attempting to delete an empty account which I had recently
> > opened.  I had placed around 2 dozen entries into this account with
> > one reconciliation.  I transferred all entries into another account. I
> > could not figure out how to remove the reconciliation so I re-ran the
> > reconciliation dialogue to get the amount to zero.
> >
> > When I go into accounts and select this account the delete option is
> > greyed out.  I cannot find anything linked to this account.
> >
> > How can I delete it?
> Deletion is blocked if there is any reference to that account.  (I don't
> think a reconciliation counts, as that information is stored within the
> account entity itself.)  Are you sure the account is not referenced in a
> Scheduled Transaction?  Is there a starting balance in the account?
> (That is represented by a deposit transaction from a special account
> used just for that purpose.)
>
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