How to post all due bills

#3 08-29-2005, 07:00 PM

Followup question:
I have about 300 transactions queued in Bill Pay that need posting.
Basically, it's 3 transactions types times 100 accounts.
Do I need to edit each of the 300 to convert them to APay, or can I
convert them as all for a given Payee?

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Rex Burkheimer
WM Automotive
Fort Worth TX

Rex B wrote:
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> That would be perfect.
> I'll look for that feature.
> thanks
> - -
> Rex Burkheimer
> WM Automotive
> Fort Worth TX
> Art McClinton wrote:
> > You could set them up as automatic entry. Then when the date occurs
> > they would be entered without you having to do anything. Thus you
> > would need to review them a day ahead of time to make changes or
> > change them in the registers.
> > > Rex B wrote:
> > > > I am using Money 2006 for a non-traditional purpose. I have scheduled
> > > entries that need to be made, 3 each for 103 accounts. Right now I
> > > have to go to Bills, then click on each one and approve it. This
> > > takes a while, is tedious, and aggravates my RMD.
> > > Is there a way to review them all then, mass-post them?

#2 08-29-2005, 03:49 PM

That would be perfect.
I'll look for that feature.

thanks

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Rex Burkheimer
WM Automotive
Fort Worth TX

Art McClinton wrote:
- quote -

> You could set them up as automatic entry. Then when the date occurs
> they would be entered without you having to do anything. Thus you would
> need to review them a day ahead of time to make changes or change them
> in the registers.
> Rex B wrote:
> > I am using Money 2006 for a non-traditional purpose. I have scheduled
> > entries that need to be made, 3 each for 103 accounts. Right now I
> > have to go to Bills, then click on each one and approve it. This takes
> > a while, is tedious, and aggravates my RMD.
> > Is there a way to review them all then, mass-post them?

#1 08-27-2005, 12:43 PM

You could set them up as automatic entry. Then when the date occurs
they would be entered without you having to do anything. Thus you would
need to review them a day ahead of time to make changes or change them
in the registers.

Rex B wrote:
- quote -

> I am using Money 2006 for a non-traditional purpose. I have scheduled
> entries that need to be made, 3 each for 103 accounts. Right now I have
> to go to Bills, then click on each one and approve it. This takes a
> while, is tedious, and aggravates my RMD.
> Is there a way to review them all then, mass-post them?

08-26-2005, 11:03 PM

No, there's not.

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"Rex B" <rex[at]inoli.com> wrote in message
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> I am using Money 2006 for a non-traditional purpose. I have scheduled
> entries that need to be made, 3 each for 103 accounts. Right now I have to
> go to Bills, then click on each one and approve it. This takes a while, is
> tedious, and aggravates my RMD.
> Is there a way to review them all then, mass-post them?
> --
> - -
> Rex Burkheimer
> WM Automotive
> Fort Worth TX

#-1 08-26-2005, 10:18 PM

I am using Money 2006 for a non-traditional purpose. I have scheduled
entries that need to be made, 3 each for 103 accounts. Right now I have
to go to Bills, then click on each one and approve it. This takes a
while, is tedious, and aggravates my RMD.
Is there a way to review them all then, mass-post them?
--
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Rex Burkheimer
WM Automotive
Fort Worth TX

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