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| In microsoft.public.money, "Fred Todt" <ftodt AT yahoo DOT comwrote: - quote - > I think Harold's question was creating a new data file for the year 2005,
You are right on both counts.> not for the software package Money 2005! > My answer is another question: why create a new data file for the year > 2005? Just keep adding transactions to your same accounts year after year > after year, using your same category and payee lists. It is through Reports > that you can subset your data to certain time periods (year, month, week, > multiple years, whatever...). Harrold actually may be a candidate for archiving, if he want to strip out his 2004 and before transactions. Most people think archiving is something other than that. There are many reasons not to archive, but some people like it. Fred and I would not recommend it unless you consider the effects. Use Fred's suggestion. |
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| I think Harold's question was creating a new data file for the year 2005, not for the software package Money 2005! My answer is another question: why create a new data file for the year 2005? Just keep adding transactions to your same accounts year after year after year, using your same category and payee lists. It is through Reports that you can subset your data to certain time periods (year, month, week, multiple years, whatever...). -Fred "Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message news:3ggau0lohptv8tqnck30419d220qqvvsra[at]4ax.com... - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, harold wrote: > > > I am using Money 2004. I would like to create a new data file for 2005 but > > retain my settings from the 2004 data file I currently have. Is there a way > > to do this? Basically I need to use the 2004 data file settings as a > > template for 2005. I want to retain my accounts, and various lists... > File-> Open in Money 2005 will convert a file to Money 2004 and leave > a backup of your Money 2004 file as *.m12 . |
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| In microsoft.public.money, harold wrote: - quote - > I am using Money 2004. I would like to create a new data file for 2005 but
File-> Open in Money 2005 will convert a file to Money 2004 and leave> retain my settings from the 2004 data file I currently have. Is there a way > to do this? Basically I need to use the 2004 data file settings as a > template for 2005. I want to retain my accounts, and various lists... a backup of your Money 2004 file as *.m12 . |
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| Hello: I am using Money 2004. I would like to create a new data file for 2005 but retain my settings from the 2004 data file I currently have. Is there a way to do this? Basically I need to use the 2004 data file settings as a template for 2005. I want to retain my accounts, and various lists... Thanks Harold |
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