01-06-2006, 06:44 AM
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 Re: Payee Rules Manager (M6) In microsoft.public.money, BruceK wrote: - quote - > Does anyone happen to know if you can use wildcards characters within the
Here is something that may help some cases:> payee name variations in the Payee Rules Manager, such as "WALMART*" to > cover the many variations of names such as this? Tools-> Settings-> OnlineServiceSetting check ShowStandardizedPayeeNamesForWhichANameIsNotFound. Try clicking MoreDetails to the right of that selection for a description of what it should do. That should change "walmart #1234" to match an existing "walmart". It would not change "walmart Shelbyville" to "walmart". - quote - > Or can this be done using the Advanced Search/Replace? I can't figure out
You could use Advanced Find&Replace to change all existing walmart> how to do it. payees to an existing one. |
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01-06-2006, 03:53 AM
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| Payee Rules Manager (M6) Does anyone happen to know if you can use wildcards characters within the payee name variations in the Payee Rules Manager, such as "WALMART*" to cover the many variations of names such as this? Or can this be done using the Advanced Search/Replace? I can't figure out how to do it. Thanks. |
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