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| What version of Money was on your Win95 machine? You can get there a number of ways. I'd recommend trying to restore your Money backups (or copy the old .MNY file, if that is still an option) to new and different files in M04. Then you can pick your solution knowing that you are starting with a set of data in M04. The command to restore from a Money backup file (.MBF file type) is File|Restore in Money. You will not be able to restore your old data file/backup into the existing M04 file you just created. Your best bet, once you get the data in some M04 file, is to File|Export them to QIF file(s) and then to import them into the M04 file you want to use going forward. I'm curious: did you not have a Money file from the old machine that you just upgraded and continued using on the new machine? (This is how most of us use Money.) Did you just have these investments in separate Money files on the old machine? (This is not how most of us use Money.) One final possibility: you COULD just start the investments on the new Money file by creating a BUY for the proper number of shares, use the cost basis for the transaction value and let Money figure out a "synthetic" share price. This will solve some problems but not many others like short/long term cap gains reporting by eventual sales lot. "Ralph Thomas" <rthomas268[at]worldnet.att.net> wrote in message news:EzpWc.503023$Gx4.393286[at]bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... - quote - > Is it possible to enter the current cost basis when setting up investment > transcactions? > I have purchased a new computer with winXP and still have my working win95 > with all my investment history on it and on a floppy. I want to show my > cost basis without having all the history on the new computer system. The > only way I have found for Money 2004 to setup a cost basis is with Buy dates > and there would be many plus their not available on statements which would > require manual research. How can I do this?? > Is it possible to import my investment Backup from Win95 to Money 2004 from > a floppy? Even after the accounts and transactions are already setup on > Money 2004? Or should I delete everything and start over by putting the > Backup files on the new computer system and then maybe they will be > recognized by Money2004?? |
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| Hi, Is it possible to enter the current cost basis when setting up investment transcactions? I have purchased a new computer with winXP and still have my working win95 with all my investment history on it and on a floppy. I want to show my cost basis without having all the history on the new computer system. The only way I have found for Money 2004 to setup a cost basis is with Buy dates and there would be many plus their not available on statements which would require manual research. How can I do this?? Is it possible to import my investment Backup from Win95 to Money 2004 from a floppy? Even after the accounts and transactions are already setup on Money 2004? Or should I delete everything and start over by putting the Backup files on the new computer system and then maybe they will be recognized by Money2004?? Obviously, I don't know what to do. Thanks for any advice, Barbara |
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