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| Had the same problem in 03, Rick - I created a new account and moved the transactions from the existing one to the new one. -- Michael Gordon - MVP "Richard Bollar, MVP" <bollar[at]bollar.org> wrote in message news:umJbQOwbDHA.2372[at]TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... - quote - > Interesting and I see what you're seeing. In Money 2004, I was able to add > an account with the type "Home Equity Line of Credit" and it worked. > However, I couldn't figure out how to make an existing account take on the > attributes of a HELOC. > Anyone else have any ideas? > -- > "Javier Ruiz" <6744880.fly[at]smapfly.com> wrote in message > news:085e01c36ec5$a0791b90$a301280a[at]phx.gbl... > > Thank you Richard, > > > That made sense, I did the change, but for whatever > > reason, when I go to associate another loan account, the > > pull-down remains blank. If I enter the name of the Home > > Equity Line (now a liability acct), it recognizes there's > > another account with that name but doesn't allow me to add > > it as an associated account. |
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| Interesting and I see what you're seeing. In Money 2004, I was able to add an account with the type "Home Equity Line of Credit" and it worked. However, I couldn't figure out how to make an existing account take on the attributes of a HELOC. Anyone else have any ideas? -- "Javier Ruiz" <6744880.fly[at]smapfly.com> wrote in message news:085e01c36ec5$a0791b90$a301280a[at]phx.gbl... - quote - > Thank you Richard, > That made sense, I did the change, but for whatever > reason, when I go to associate another loan account, the > pull-down remains blank. If I enter the name of the Home > Equity Line (now a liability acct), it recognizes there's > another account with that name but doesn't allow me to add > it as an associated account. |
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| Thank you Richard, That made sense, I did the change, but for whatever reason, when I go to associate another loan account, the pull-down remains blank. If I enter the name of the Home Equity Line (now a liability acct), it recognizes there's another account with that name but doesn't allow me to add it as an associated account. Regards, Javier - quote - > -----Original Message----- > The problem is that Credit Cards can't be linked to the home asset. I'd > suggest changing the account type to liability -- I believe that will allow > you to link it to the home. > -- > "Javier Ruiz" <6744880.fly[at]smapfly.com> wrote in message > news:2a9801c36d28$8fbb1db0$3501280a[at]phx.gbl... > > In Money 2001, I had no problem linking my 1st-mortgage > > (fixed) to the Home Asset Account. > > > Money allows linking other loans so equity is calculated > > properly, however, the drop-down menu for selecting > > another account doesn't list my Home Equity Line of Credit. > > > I have the HELOC setup as Credit Card following prompt > > directions. > > > Why is Money excluding this account? > > > Thanks, Javier > . |
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