Well I got the accounts merged but it was a lot of work. I had to
export my investments, one account at a time, as a qif file and then
import it into the mny file with my banking information.

The import process did not always find stock symbols, so there was a
lot of manual symbol lookup. In addition, it did not handle stock
splits well, so there was a look of manual effort to handle these stock
splits.

No, it only allows me to replace the data on the web with the accounts
in the Money file that I open.

I have deleted the Investments accounts in the Money file with my
Banking data and it still does not allow a merge. It would be nice if
we could select what accounts to put on the web. It only shows them for
information purposes.

In microsoft.public.money, johnsi wrote:

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Thanks for that info. Now try
Tools-> Settings-> AccessYourDataOnTheWeb. Does that allow you to do
some merging?

Cal Learner-- MVP wrote:
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Both have the same passport and password. It still does not merge the
data on the web site or local files.

In microsoft.public.money, johnsi wrote:

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Here is how I think you might proceed:
Back up both the MSN Money and the Money file.
Then add the same Passport that you use on your MSN Money to your
Microsoft Money file. Open and close Money. Let us know how the
things work for you.

I have maintained my Banking information in MS Money which I just upgraded
to Money 2006. I've maintained my Investment information on a MSN Money
Central Portfolio. How do I merge data in the two .mny files that each uses.

At one time I had Money 2004 put both up on the MSN website but somehow that
information is outdated.

johnsi3[at]cox.net