Not even. See http://umpmfaq.info/Money2005.htm.

"LisaS" <LisaS[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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MJ, I am having EXACTLY the same problem you describe, and I have MMDeluxe04.
I can't believe I love a program that's so buggy! Even after I deleted the
recurring deposit, then used Bills & Deposits to re-enter it, I STILL can't
change that one-penny difference, which is in a category unrelated to the one
for which I get the "will cause the share balance to become negative"
warning. Wah. Anybody know whether the latest version fixes this weirdness?

"MJ Ohm" wrote:

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You are not alone in seeing utterly spurious (like on a Buy!) negative share
balance warnings occasionally. Having said that, I wish I could say why or
what to do about it. I just delete the problem transaction and re-enter.
Very frustrating. This has probably been "fixed" with the M05 Essential *
stuff that Most Users Prefer(tm).

"MJ Ohm" <MJ Ohm[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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In my recurring checking acct deposit, I have splits that go toward buying
funds for a college savings plan. In the plan accounts, I do not associate a
'cash account'. About half the time, what I have set up as recurring, some
of the split amounts are different by a penny or so, so I need to edit them.
After doing so, I get a warning that:
"The changes you are making will cause the share balance for 'Putnam...' to
become negative at some point. Please arrange your transactions to avoid
this." I cannot then close the transaction with the changes. It is very
frustrating. I have not found an answer anywhere in the KB yet. I have
tried rounding and not rounding either the share amount or share price. Any
suggestions would be most appreciated.