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| "Cal Learner-- MVP" <via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrote in message news:h2lfd156rj1pk9f4n6ouahba6u7e2ce82u[at]4ax.com... - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, Dick Watson wrote:
OOHH... I never thought of trying this before! I've just been accepting the> > > What do you mean "it started to incorrectly adjust account balances"? Are > > you downloading transaction data? If so, this can cause problems since a > > Transfer entered by hand shows up in BOTH accounts and downloading data > > for > > the separate accounts may result in getting two downloads that match both > > halves of the same Transfer transaction and sometimes Money is not smart > > enough to figure it out on its own. > The way this works for me is that if I set the category of the > downloaded bank withdrawal to Transfer:myCreditCard, before > accepting the transaction, then processing the bank download matches > the then-existing transaction. transaction and then changing it to a transfer, and then going and deleting the other one from the other register. That sounds a lot easier! Why didn't I think of this? -Jeff |
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| In microsoft.public.money, Dick Watson wrote: - quote - > What do you mean "it started to incorrectly adjust account balances"? Are
The way this works for me is that if I set the category of the> you downloading transaction data? If so, this can cause problems since a > Transfer entered by hand shows up in BOTH accounts and downloading data for > the separate accounts may result in getting two downloads that match both > halves of the same Transfer transaction and sometimes Money is not smart > enough to figure it out on its own. downloaded bank withdrawal to Transfer:myCreditCard, before accepting the transaction, then processing the bank download matches the then-existing transaction. If I set the category of the downloaded credit card to Transfer:myCheckingAccount, before accepting the transaction, then processing the credit card download matches the then-existing transaction. If I accidentally miss making one a transfer before processing the other, I have to delete one transaction and change the other to a transfer. I should be able to just enter a scheduled transfer with an estimated amount into Bills&Deposits, and have that make the process more automated. In the past it turned out to not make it easier for me. But now that I am thinking about it again, I will set up Money 2006 to try that again. |
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| When you say "classify" these transactions, I assume you mean "categorize". As the "Special Categories" "Transfer" or "Credit Card Payment". What do you mean "it started to incorrectly adjust account balances"? Are you downloading transaction data? If so, this can cause problems since a Transfer entered by hand shows up in BOTH accounts and downloading data for the separate accounts may result in getting two downloads that match both halves of the same Transfer transaction and sometimes Money is not smart enough to figure it out on its own. See http://umpmfaq.info for one source of information in many areas including references to other sources of information. "Brian" <Brian[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:83D2A3A0-C81B-4CEA-A740-69398BA31378[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > I currently download all transactions from my bank and do not manually > enter > trasactions. However, I have to manually classify transactions. > I have a chequing, VISA and line of credit account. I transfer money from > the chequing into various accounts (and sometimes money from the line of > credit into other accounts). > How should I classify these transactions? When I used the transfer > classification it started to incorrectly adjust account balances. > Is there a tutorial or FAQ on using Money or recommended books? |
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| I currently download all transactions from my bank and do not manually enter trasactions. However, I have to manually classify transactions. I have a chequing, VISA and line of credit account. I transfer money from the chequing into various accounts (and sometimes money from the line of credit into other accounts). How should I classify these transactions? When I used the transfer classification it started to incorrectly adjust account balances. Is there a tutorial or FAQ on using Money or recommended books? |
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