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05-06-2006, 02:30 AM
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 Re: 'Every other week' deposits - Forecast Cash Flow You're welcome. Thanks for the feedback. "Brian" <Brian[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E87484E5-149F-491F-A9DB-57CCC1117418[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > Damned if that wasn't it - thanks, Dick. I set up under Advanced Budget, > but > didn't know about Advanced Bills. I wondered why I couldn't set up a > recurring deposit like I had before. Thanks again! |
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05-05-2006, 11:42 PM
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| Re: 'Every other week' deposits - Forecast Cash Flow Damned if that wasn't it - thanks, Dick. I set up under Advanced Budget, but didn't know about Advanced Bills. I wondered why I couldn't set up a recurring deposit like I had before. Thanks again! Brian "Dick Watson" wrote: - quote - > Are you using Advanced Bills??? > "Brian" <Brian[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:84891E61-92B0-492B-AA5B-0DE5CF776DA5[at]microsoft.com... > > Me again. After a system re-format (virus), I decided to upgrade to Money > > 2006. I still have some lingering issues with paycheck deposits, as they > > seem to be handled a bit differently in 2006. > > > Basically, I can't seem to schedule a recurring deposit (for a particular > > date) anywhere else than adding it as a Budget item. And if I add it as a > > Budget item occurring every other week, the deposits get entered on > > Sunday, > > instead of Friday when they occur. > > > Is there a preferable way to enter paycheck deposits in 2006? Or is there > > a > > way to change the logging date? I checked the program help file, and it > > said > > to go to Bills, click "New" then "Paycheck". There is no such function... > > (?!) |
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05-05-2006, 08:35 PM
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| Re: 'Every other week' deposits - Forecast Cash Flow Are you using Advanced Bills??? "Brian" <Brian[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:84891E61-92B0-492B-AA5B-0DE5CF776DA5[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > Me again. After a system re-format (virus), I decided to upgrade to Money > 2006. I still have some lingering issues with paycheck deposits, as they > seem to be handled a bit differently in 2006. > Basically, I can't seem to schedule a recurring deposit (for a particular > date) anywhere else than adding it as a Budget item. And if I add it as a > Budget item occurring every other week, the deposits get entered on > Sunday, > instead of Friday when they occur. > Is there a preferable way to enter paycheck deposits in 2006? Or is there > a > way to change the logging date? I checked the program help file, and it > said > to go to Bills, click "New" then "Paycheck". There is no such function... > (?!) |
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05-05-2006, 01:31 PM
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| RE: 'Every other week' deposits - Forecast Cash Flow Me again. After a system re-format (virus), I decided to upgrade to Money 2006. I still have some lingering issues with paycheck deposits, as they seem to be handled a bit differently in 2006. Basically, I can't seem to schedule a recurring deposit (for a particular date) anywhere else than adding it as a Budget item. And if I add it as a Budget item occurring every other week, the deposits get entered on Sunday, instead of Friday when they occur. Is there a preferable way to enter paycheck deposits in 2006? Or is there a way to change the logging date? I checked the program help file, and it said to go to Bills, click "New" then "Paycheck". There is no such function... (?!) Thanks Brian "Brian" wrote: - quote - > I am just getting started with Money 2005, and I'm not sure I've got it quite > figured out. One thing is bothering me: I have direct deposit on two > accounts, which my salary gets split into. I have set both up as taking > place "every other week". Thing is, my projected cash flow shows *half* > those amounts being placed in my accounts *every week*. This doesn't give me > an accurate picture of how much cash I have available at any given time. Is > there a setting which makes Cash Flow Forecast show TRUE values, and not > amortize them as above? |
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08-01-2005, 11:10 PM
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| RE: 'Every other week' deposits - Forecast Cash Flow Bingo, Bob - that was it. Thanks..! "bob2246" wrote: - quote - > Brian, > I am rather new, myself to 'Money' and use Money 2004 (It came bundled with > my PC). I noticed this (the splitting of an 'every other week' thing) in my > cash flow too, however it only seems to occur with items entered in the > budget. > I entered my payceheck in the 'Scheduled Bills and Deposits' list, and it > seems to work ok. |
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08-01-2005, 10:43 AM
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| RE: 'Every other week' deposits - Forecast Cash Flow Brian, I am rather new, myself to 'Money' and use Money 2004 (It came bundled with my PC). I noticed this (the splitting of an 'every other week' thing) in my cash flow too, however it only seems to occur with items entered in the budget. I entered my payceheck in the 'Scheduled Bills and Deposits' list, and it seems to work ok. Have you tried this? Bob "Brian" wrote: - quote - > I am just getting started with Money 2005, and I'm not sure I've got it quite > figured out. One thing is bothering me: I have direct deposit on two > accounts, which my salary gets split into. I have set both up as taking > place "every other week". Thing is, my projected cash flow shows *half* > those amounts being placed in my accounts *every week*. This doesn't give me > an accurate picture of how much cash I have available at any given time. Is > there a setting which makes Cash Flow Forecast show TRUE values, and not > amortize them as above? |
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08-01-2005, 03:06 AM
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| Re: 'Every other week' deposits - Forecast Cash Flow Play with "Change Cash Flow Settings" on left bar in cash flow review. -- Chris Cowles Gainesville, FL "Brian" <Brian[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:511113CB-DE7E-4DA7-8688-B658D99A9F44[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > I am just getting started with Money 2005, and I'm not sure I've got it > quite > figured out. One thing is bothering me: I have direct deposit on two > accounts, which my salary gets split into. I have set both up as taking > place "every other week". Thing is, my projected cash flow shows *half* > those amounts being placed in my accounts *every week*. This doesn't give > me > an accurate picture of how much cash I have available at any given time. > Is > there a setting which makes Cash Flow Forecast show TRUE values, and not > amortize them as above? |
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08-01-2005, 02:59 AM
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| 'Every other week' deposits - Forecast Cash Flow I am just getting started with Money 2005, and I'm not sure I've got it quite figured out. One thing is bothering me: I have direct deposit on two accounts, which my salary gets split into. I have set both up as taking place "every other week". Thing is, my projected cash flow shows *half* those amounts being placed in my accounts *every week*. This doesn't give me an accurate picture of how much cash I have available at any given time. Is there a setting which makes Cash Flow Forecast show TRUE values, and not amortize them as above? |
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