It might be that the 'C' designation is a local thing to your copy of the
data and is not uploaded. If you balanced the account, does you co-worker
see the 'R' designations and the balance date?

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"Kathy" <Kathy[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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This may not be helpful, Kathy - when you "reconcile" (balance) an account,
the column displays a R, not a C. Downloaded transactions are marked with an
E. C is intended to mean "cleared" and can be entered manually. I've never
used a C designation.

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Michael Gordon


"Kathy" <Kathy[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have several bank accounts that I track on my computer using Microsoft
Money 2005; I store the data online, so that it can be accessed and edited by
two users. A co-worker also uses the same data online; the deposits and
checks written show up correctly, no matter which of us has entered the
information. What does not show up is an entry in the reconciliation column.
The reconciliation is done on my system. Then, the entries that are marked
with a “C,” don’t display a “C” for my co-worker. She can never tell which
entries have cleared the bank. It is a puzzle why all the information pulls
up accurately for both of the users, except the information in the C column.

I have checked all the settings on both computers, have searched the
websites, the discussion threads and the user’s guides to no avail on what is
a solution. Nothing seems to have been addressed to solve this problem. I
would appreciate a response from those that are Microsoft Money experts.
Please Help!