Bill Pay - Running Balance - GONE in Money 06!

#4 10-05-2005, 04:41 AM

Nope.

"Matt" <Matt[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4D27F305-4F5A-48FA-96FC-8C89DBB591C9[at]microsoft.com...
- quote -

> When I do it, all I get is the grand total for all of my scheduled bills
> and
> deposits. I can not selct more than one at a time and play the what-ifs
> as
> devdave stated.
> Are we doing something wrong?!

#3 10-05-2005, 03:42 AM

When I do it, all I get is the grand total for all of my scheduled bills and
deposits. I can not selct more than one at a time and play the what-ifs as
devdave stated.

Are we doing something wrong?!

"Jake" wrote:

- quote -

> yes, precisely
> "devdave[at]gmail.com" wrote:
> > Can you selectively choose bills and see the whatif's of paying them
> > and affecting your balance?
> > > > Jake wrote:
> > > still there for me, on the same page as the bills list. When I select a
> > > bill, the running balance is displayed directly below the list. However, it
> > > disappears when nothing is selected.
> > > > > "devdave[at]gmail.com" wrote:
> > > > > > Just upgraded from Money 04 to Money 06 and the big thing I have lost
> > > > is the ability to see my Running Balance and select Bills to be paid on
> > > > the Bill Pay screen and have it affect my Balance.
> > > > > > > This is a great tool if you want to play whatif's and see how much you
> > > > may want to move from the account based on what you have left after
> > > > bills. But now it's gone in 06!
> > > > > > > If I can't get that back - then I'm Uninstalling 06 - returning it to
> > > > Costco and reinstalling 04!
> > > > > > > Why would Microsoft get rid of such a useful feature!
> > > > > > > >

#2 07-22-2005, 10:14 PM

yes, precisely

"devdave[at]gmail.com" wrote:

- quote -

> Can you selectively choose bills and see the whatif's of paying them
> and affecting your balance?
> Jake wrote:
> > still there for me, on the same page as the bills list. When I select a
> > bill, the running balance is displayed directly below the list. However, it
> > disappears when nothing is selected.
> > > "devdave[at]gmail.com" wrote:
> > > > Just upgraded from Money 04 to Money 06 and the big thing I have lost
> > > is the ability to see my Running Balance and select Bills to be paid on
> > > the Bill Pay screen and have it affect my Balance.
> > > > > This is a great tool if you want to play whatif's and see how much you
> > > may want to move from the account based on what you have left after
> > > bills. But now it's gone in 06!
> > > > > If I can't get that back - then I'm Uninstalling 06 - returning it to
> > > Costco and reinstalling 04!
> > > > > Why would Microsoft get rid of such a useful feature!
> > > >

#1 07-22-2005, 10:04 PM

Can you selectively choose bills and see the whatif's of paying them
and affecting your balance?

Jake wrote:
- quote -

> still there for me, on the same page as the bills list. When I select a
> bill, the running balance is displayed directly below the list. However, it
> disappears when nothing is selected.
> "devdave[at]gmail.com" wrote:
> > Just upgraded from Money 04 to Money 06 and the big thing I have lost
> > is the ability to see my Running Balance and select Bills to be paid on
> > the Bill Pay screen and have it affect my Balance.
> > > This is a great tool if you want to play whatif's and see how much you
> > may want to move from the account based on what you have left after
> > bills. But now it's gone in 06!
> > > If I can't get that back - then I'm Uninstalling 06 - returning it to
> > Costco and reinstalling 04!
> > > Why would Microsoft get rid of such a useful feature!
>

07-20-2005, 04:25 AM

still there for me, on the same page as the bills list. When I select a
bill, the running balance is displayed directly below the list. However, it
disappears when nothing is selected.

"devdave[at]gmail.com" wrote:

- quote -

> Just upgraded from Money 04 to Money 06 and the big thing I have lost
> is the ability to see my Running Balance and select Bills to be paid on
> the Bill Pay screen and have it affect my Balance.
> This is a great tool if you want to play whatif's and see how much you
> may want to move from the account based on what you have left after
> bills. But now it's gone in 06!
> If I can't get that back - then I'm Uninstalling 06 - returning it to
> Costco and reinstalling 04!
> Why would Microsoft get rid of such a useful feature!

#-1 07-19-2005, 09:01 PM

Just upgraded from Money 04 to Money 06 and the big thing I have lost
is the ability to see my Running Balance and select Bills to be paid on
the Bill Pay screen and have it affect my Balance.

This is a great tool if you want to play whatif's and see how much you
may want to move from the account based on what you have left after
bills. But now it's gone in 06!

If I can't get that back - then I'm Uninstalling 06 - returning it to
Costco and reinstalling 04!

Why would Microsoft get rid of such a useful feature!

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