Not necessarily all transactions, but I would use it to keep track of known
good balances as you add transactions and adjust your "adjustment"
transaction so that its amount covers progressively fewer transactions you
haven't entered yet.

"Whistler" <hereisrpt001-spamfilter-remove-double-hitmeagain-[at]nowhere.comwrote in message news:Ngylh.906$kB3.73[at]trnddc08...
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Thank you for your suggestions. Are you recommending that I enter
transaction into Excel and then import to Money?

"Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in
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Assuming you want to see correct balances as you go, you will have to enter
adjustment transactions--at some date just before you want to pick up again.
These transactions should be whatever amount is required to get back in
balance to, say, the balance of the account at the end of last month if you
want to start entering transactions that came after that point. Picking the
point to balance to is the challenge here. If you just start at some
arbitrary date without regard to any recent statement balance, it will be
very hard to figure out what the adjustment amount needs to be to be in
balance with the bank.

When you go to add transactions in the interim period, you can delete the
adjustment transaction or adjust it as required to stay in balance if you
enter, say three of six month's worth at one sitting.

Keep notes. Excel would be handy. Save copies of your file as you go along
in case something goes awry and the ending balance gets off.

"Whistler" <hereisrpt001-spamfilter-remove-double-hitmeagain-[at]nowhere.comwrote in message news:QbZgh.348$HT5.322[at]trnddc02...
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Greetings,
After diligently recording all transactions in Money, I stopped. I want
to be able to start from now and then fill in the missing information (about
7 months worth). What is the best way to start recording things as though
starting fresh and then incorporating the data that I already had, while
taking the next few weeks to fill in the gaps? Thank you for any and all
suggestions.
BTW, I am fairly new to Money 2006. I used 2002 for about 6 months before
getting 2006 version. I got it so I could sync my data on my PocketPC.