As to your reinstall/download the updates Q, yes, this should work. Beyond
that, I'm running out of ideas. Have you tried opening a support case
directly with Microsoft? I'm assuming you've opened the sample file and it
show CFF just fine?

"jdimo" <jdimo[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I am currently running '07 and followed the steps for all of these items with
respect to the Suport Center Article
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/312814/en-us. This includes removing all the
bills from FILE menu choice, Run a simple repair, run a standard repair,
deleting the budget data and resetting the debt plan.

I've also tried the related article
(http://support.microsoft.com/kb/182608/) about how to rebuild the file.

Since I created a test file to work with, I've also attempted archiving the
transactional data and deleting some of the accounts which I thought may
contribute to the problem.

I have not resinstalled yet since the problem appears to be data related,
but I'm running out of steps. If I have the service packs already installed,
can I just reinstall the app, log in and then download the SPs again?




"Dick Watson" wrote:

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I'm coming into this late, but have you tried, in a test copy of your file,
deleting all of your scheduled bills? Can it then paint the cash flow? If
so, delete them one-by-one (or binary search) in another test copy, again
checking cash flow periodically to see when you've deleted the problem
bill(s). Then delete just those bills in yet another test copy. If Joy,
recreate bills and make this your new working copy going forward.

At least a technique like that worked the last time I had this kind of
problem with cash flow forecasting.

If M07, try Nuke The Bills in a test copy. then do a binary search to narrow
the culprit down.

Indeed, even if you aren't running M07, I'd seriously consider trying this
in a trial copy of M07 just to see if it works. Particularly if you've
already deleted all the scheduled items you can see. Nuke The Bills deletes
stuff that just deleting individual recurring entries cannot, apparently.

"C.S." <C.S.[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Glyn, its not graphics drivers. I too am experiencing this problem. There
seems to be something stuck somewhere. Click cash flow, attempts to load the
cash flow graph, then seem to 'clicl' back to the bills page. we;ve did the
things mentioned with the bills and budget and planner to no avail. all
other things seem to work. Also of note, in the home page, the cash flow box
shows a flat line at 0.00 for an account with some $ in it. and I can't get
anywhere to choose another account for which cash flow can attempt to draw
its data from. I don't know, seem MS could code up a quick reset thing or
something. Say aren't you MVP?

"Glyn Simpson, MVP" wrote:

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Junk from other applications would suggest to me that you need to update
your graphics drivers.

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"jdimo" <jdimo[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Oddly enough, this is not resolved in 2007 either. I'm encountering the same
problem.


"sshatokh" wrote:

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The Cash Flow Forecast graph in my Money 2006 is not displayed. No error
message is shown, however the area where the forecast has to be displayed
doesn't get repainted, so I can see junk from other open windows after
switching between applications.

MS Support article 312814 doesn't help. Bills and Deposits are now empty,
there's no Debt Plan, Budget is deleted, Money data file repaired, all
existing accounts carefully checked, however the problem still persists.

Please advise how I can repair it. Thanks.