I still cannot reproduce a problem in Money 2007 using these transactions.
Note: I used MSFT instead of XYZ :-)
And it was in a brand new file.

Did you try these transactions in the Sample.mny file or a brand new file as
well?

Was there something unique about the investment?
Was it create as a Stock or some other type?
I'm assuming these were all manually entered transactions.

-Mark


"Howard" <Howard[at]Home.com> wrote in message
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Here is what I had:

2006-12-18 XYZ Buy 1,000 $19.94
2007-01-16 XYZ Sell 1,000 $21.00
2007-01-17 XYZ Buy 500 $21.43
2007-01-17 XYZ Buy 500 $21.52
2007-01-18 XYZ Sell 400 $17.87
2007-01-18 XYZ Sell 600 $17.92
2007-01-22 XYZ Buy 500 $18.93
2007-01-22 XYZ Buy 500 $18.94

The transactions for the 22nd killed things.

On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 09:36:04 -0800, "Mark" <abcd[at]abcd.com> wrotG:

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I cannot reproduce this in Money 2007 with the Investment Performance module
added to the Home page.
I tried entering 6 entries for this month. 4 buys and 2 sells all on
different dates (prior to today)
The home page came up fine.
Restarting Money came up fine to the home page.

So, there must be some missing step.
Can you reproduce this in the Sample file?
If so, what transactions did you add?

-Mark


"Howard" <Howard[at]Home.com> wrote in message
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Thanks for the advice. As mentioned in my previous posting, there is
a bug in 2006 and 2007. If you display Investment Performance on the
home page and have more than 4 or 5 activities against a single
investment, Money 2006 will stall and Money 2007 will crash. Removing
Investment Performance from the home page resolves the issue. It has
nothing to do with downloads, manual entries, or the Microsoft home
page. Money just can not display more than 4 transactions (maybe 5)
against a single investment in the Investment Performance on the home
page. Presumably, Investment Performace will work again correctly at
the start of the next month. -- Howard




On Thu, 25 Jan 2007 03:28:35 GMT, Alan Biddle <APBIDDLE[at]UNITED.NETwrotG:

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Howard,

As a data point, I have M2007 Deluxe, and no problems with downloads
today or this evening from Fidelity.

I will mention a quirk which might be worth a quick look. Sometimes
some of the accounts get a bit out of sync, usually in the way Money
and Fidelity keep track of cash in different ways. In cleaning up the
amounts, I have twice used the Remove Shares function. Both times,
Money crashed, asked to send a report to MS, and then exited.
Restarting brought things up normally, and with the changes I had made
manually. However, in Money 2004, it not only crashed, but did as you
are experiencing until I restored from a backup. Perhaps you have a
situation it is trying to correct with a Remove Shares? Probably not
helpful, but I thought I would mention it.



--
Alan

I tried again, this time entering the transactions manually. Money
crashes again. Someone else mentioned that something on the server is
causing these crashes. I think that is the problem. -- Howard

On Wed, 24 Jan 2007 16:43:36 -0600, Cal Learner-- MVP
<via_newsgroup[at]please.tnx> wrotG:

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In microsoft.public.money, Howard wrote:

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I don't have to tell you that that's really odd.

So from the AccountList page, UpdateNow and de-selecting Fidelity
succeeds. De-selecting all but Fidelity crashes the program, and
requires you to restore to an earlier file.

Is that Fidelity Investments rather than Fidelity Net Benefits?

In any case, I would go to Tools-> Settings-> OnlineServiceSetting and
select ShowStandardizedPayeeNamesForWhichANameIsNotFound. This
appears to be a global (inter-file) setting.

Download again. I don't expect it will fix the problem, but it seems
worth a try.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/911941/en-us tells how to capture a
log file. If that succeeds before the crash, the log file could be
of use in experimenting, and it could be of use to Fidelity or
Microsoft in trying to help you with that.

The second of the "FidelityInvestments * RS.txt" files could be
copied to a *.ofx filename, and File-> Import-> DownloadStatement of
that file could be tried for troubleshooting or other use.

This morning I did a bunch of downloads which seemed to work ok. When
I opened Money later in the day, it crashed and kept on consistently
crashing every time I opened it. I restored to an earlier version and
tried the downloads one by one. It appears that my download from
Fidelity is the culprit. Chase, Citi, and Wachovia are okay

When Money opens, it gives a message "working". Then the home page
appears. As soon as Money tries to gets its update from the Money
server, it closes without any error messages. Repairing the file does
no good. -- Howard