Glad I could help. Thanks for the feedback.

Microsoft is really proud of the balkanization of Money features. From where
I sit, it seems to cause more users harm than good.

"JUDYTANK" <JUDYTANK[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Thanks, Dick. Feel like an idiot - knew there was advanced checking, but
totally unaware of advanced bills! Duhhhhh.....
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JUDYTANK


"Dick Watson" wrote:

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Sure about that? Try turning on Advanced Bills.

"JUDYTANK" <JUDYTANK[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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As a recently upgraded M04 user, I'm finding more and more things missing in
M07. Besides the inability to highlight several bills at once to show their
impact on my account balance, I find the following features either missing or
flawed:

1. In M04, if you wanted to add a bill to your schedule of bills to pay,
you had the ability to designate a set number of payments to make or an end
date, if you chose. This is sadly missing in M07.
2. When I download transactions from banks into my Money program, the
program will automatically match a specific bill to the NEXT (unrecorded)
scheduled payment, rather than the one I've already recorded in my register.
This requires me to change the transaction and select the previously recorded
transaction, thus adding what should be an unnecessary step in the acceptance
process.
3. This has been brought up in a previous post, but if I have a prior
transaction that has been split (say $30 for groceries and $20 cash back),
the next time I enter a transaction to the same Payee, the program will
automatically consider it a split transaction, despite the fact that the
payment amount may be different or it may not actually be a split transaction
at all.

There are other things I've noticed in the last few months since upgrading,
but I can't think of them right now.

Suggestions or fixes, Microsoft?
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JUDYTANK

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