Seabee,

Look at your "Account List" are they in red? This is where your amount owed
should be a RED negative number.

Look at the "Account Register" are they in black? Bank balance at the top
right hand of the page should be in black and look like ($XXX.XX). At the
bottom right where it says "You Owe: $XXX.XX" should be non-negative and
black.

If this is not what yours looks like go in and check your opening balances
to make sure they are correct. most opening balances are a zero amount.

Cindy

"SEABEE" <SEABEE[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have no idea what the deal with mine is. It's an offline account that I
have manually downloaded transactions from the credit card webpage. The
"Bank Balance" shows a positive value, which is the problem.

I had this account set-up on Money 2006 and it was working just fine. When
I upgraded to 2007, I encountered this problem. It's not a huge deal to me,
just kind of annoying.

"Cal Learner-- MVP" wrote:

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In microsoft.public.money, SEABEE wrote:

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Make sure the View is set to show
View:AllTransactionsCoveringAllDates,SortedByDate( Increasing)

You should be able to look down the Balance column, and spot where
the balance goes to the unexpected negative you-owe balance.


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In microsoft.public.money, SEABEE wrote:

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Are they both credit card accounts in Money?

Look at register of the account in question, and make sure it is set
for Advanced Register. Does it say "You owe$xxx.00)" at the
bottom?


Is the last number in the running balance column negative (in red)?
That may mean that you have a credit balance, or you did not enter
one or more of your charge transactions.