Try this http://umpmfaq.info/faqdb.php?q=81

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"David Arnstein" <arnstein[at]panix.com> wrote in message
news:cnhlrf$b3h$1[at]reader1.panix.com...
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This is a complicated problem, please bear with me.

I am using Money Premium 2005, and I started out by importing a data
file from Quicken Premium 2004. This might be relevant to my problem.

There is a report "Tax-Related Transactions" that I am trying to
correct. I found that it was listing dividends from some of my
tax-free mutual funds. This is wrong, because these dividends are
certainly tax-free.

By luck, I found that if I changed the relevant "dividend"
transactions to "interest" transactions, these transactions would no
longer appear in the report. Success. Except for one problem.

I have a particular tax free exchange-traded fund that Money will not
let me edit as described above. Any dividend transaction for this
fund cannot be changed to an interest transaction. If I try to change
dividend-> interest, Money pops up an error dialog saying that this is
not allowed for this type of security.

So I went looking for some property of this exchange-traded fund that
causes Money to impose this restriction. The only clue I have is that
Money has classified this exchange-traded fund as a stock, rather than
a mutual fund. I don't think that any of my other tax-free funds have
been mis-classified in this manner. As an experiment, I would like to
change it to a mutual fund. But I cannot figure out a way to change a
stock into a mutual fund, in Money.

Any suggestions?

As an aside, I claim that this is a perfect example of how Microsoft
fucks up the user's experience. I encounter similar problems in
Microsoft Word.

If you have read all of this, I thank you!
mutual fund.
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David Arnstein
arnstein+usenet[at]pobox.com