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| Thank you very much for your help Dick, I did what you suggested and it worked well.. Cheers ![]() "Dick Watson" wrote: - quote - > The only way to do this in Money that is at all effective is to create a > cash account denominated in the foreign currency. Then you Transfer your > Aussie dollars from the default-denominated account to the USD-denominated > account. On that Transfer, Money will ask for the conversion rate or > converted amount. This is accounting-proper as the only Expense (i.e., > Category) here is if you paid an explicit fee--besides the spread on the > conversion rate. If you paid an explicit fee, you can create a Split > transaction with the fee expense as one element and the Transfer:[USD cash > account] as the other element. > "purpleairplane" <purpleairplane[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:B612DC61-BD98-4D3E-A93C-74F5C3C7833D[at]microsoft.com... > > Could someone please help me work out how to show transactions in MS Money > > for buying foreign currency? I just exchanged some Aussie dollars for US > > dollars, at a currency exchange place. I gave them Australian notes, and > > received US notes. How do I show this in my cash account? What category do > > I > > put it under? |
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| The only way to do this in Money that is at all effective is to create a cash account denominated in the foreign currency. Then you Transfer your Aussie dollars from the default-denominated account to the USD-denominated account. On that Transfer, Money will ask for the conversion rate or converted amount. This is accounting-proper as the only Expense (i.e., Category) here is if you paid an explicit fee--besides the spread on the conversion rate. If you paid an explicit fee, you can create a Split transaction with the fee expense as one element and the Transfer:[USD cash account] as the other element. "purpleairplane" <purpleairplane[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:B612DC61-BD98-4D3E-A93C-74F5C3C7833D[at]microsoft.com... - quote - > Could someone please help me work out how to show transactions in MS Money > for buying foreign currency? I just exchanged some Aussie dollars for US > dollars, at a currency exchange place. I gave them Australian notes, and > received US notes. How do I show this in my cash account? What category do > I > put it under? |
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| Could someone please help me work out how to show transactions in MS Money for buying foreign currency? I just exchanged some Aussie dollars for US dollars, at a currency exchange place. I gave them Australian notes, and received US notes. How do I show this in my cash account? What category do I put it under? Cheers. |
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