You didn't offend me.

"Mike" <MikeV05[at]privacy.net> wrote in message
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On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 07:07:39 -0700, Dick Watson wrote:
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Yes ... and I appreciate it. It contained a typo and I thought I had
successfully zapped it. My apologies for offending you.


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Mike.

Did you read the replies to your other posting???

"Mike" <MikeV05[at]privacy.net> wrote in message
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My wife has her own copy of money 2004 on her own computer. She downloads
monthly credit card transactions and then goes through each transaction and
assigns a category/subcategory. She prints out a monthly transaction report
and gives it to me.

I then pay it via an online bank and use split transactions to enter the
category/subcategory information manually. The transaction then shows up as
being a bank rather than credit card transaction in the reports.

As an attempt to avoid the manual transfer of information, she exported the
transactions to a gif file. I then import them to my money. One problem,
however. I am given the option to import them as a statement from my bank or
to import them as a new or recovered account. If I import them as a statement
from my bank, the category/subcategory information is lost. If I import them
as a new or recovered account, it imports existing as well as new transactions
thereby creating a bunch of duplicates.

Can anyone advise me as to how I might be able to get the transactions
from my wife's system to mine (Money 2004) without losing the
category/subcategory information and not having duplicates?


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Thanks, Mike.