In microsoft.public.money, XB77 wrote:

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I don't know, but you should keep an extra copy and/or backup of
your file in case you don't like the result. Then you can easily
undo the bills deletion.

Duh, I should have known what that referred to. Anyone on effects on
Lifetime Planner and/or Advanced Budget question (via schedule bills or
otherwise)? Thanks.

Can't address (2) below, but for (1) and (1a), splits refers to just
the number of individual allocations or transfers within a single bill.
The most common one would be the large number of allocations/transfers
most would have in their paycheck, with individual line items for
various taxes, transfers to 401K or other retirement accounts, and a
deposit into a cash account.

- John

XB77 wrote:
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Dick Watson mentions splits in his discussion of Nuke-the-Bills on his
website: "I have a lot of scheduled bills with lots of memos and splits."
(1) Is Nuke-the-Bills apparently limited to removing scheduled bill data
(and associated memos), or does it also affect historical stock split data?
(1a) What is the reference to splits?

(2) Is the effect on the Lifetime Planner function and Advanced Budget
function due to those functions' use of or interconnection to Scheduled
Bills, or does Nuke-the-Bills likely affect them due to some other data
removal?