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| In microsoft.public.money, gz wrote: - quote - > On Sep 22, 12:45 pm, Cal Learner-- MVP <via_newsgr...[at]please.tnx> wrote:
You can Delete or Void the existing transactions.> > In microsoft.public.money, gz wrote: > > > I have a Chase business card account. It allows you to specify > > > several employee accounts under the master account. Each employee > > > account has its own account number. For example you can create an > > > account for John Doe. If John Doe uses one dollar, this one dollar > > > will be reflected in both John Doe's account and the master account. > > > > The problem is that both the master account and the employee accounts > > > are downloaded to Money, causing the debt to be double counted. I try > > > to delete all the employee accounts or the master account. But Money > > > told me that if I want to delete one account, I will need to delete > > > all accounts. I just can't find a way to exclude either the master > > > account or all employee accounts in total balance calculation. > > > > Can anyone help? > > > Instead of deleting, try closing the account. From the Account List, > > right-click the account and choose AccountIsClosed. Expect future > > downloads to not put transactions into that account. > Yeah, but the existing transactions are still there and added to the > total balance. |
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| On Sep 22, 12:45 pm, Cal Learner-- MVP <via_newsgr...[at]please.tnxwrote: - quote - > In microsoft.public.money, gz wrote:
Yeah, but the existing transactions are still there and added to the> > I have a Chase business card account. It allows you to specify > > several employee accounts under the master account. Each employee > > account has its own account number. For example you can create an > > account for John Doe. If John Doe uses one dollar, this one dollar > > will be reflected in both John Doe's account and the master account. > > The problem is that both the master account and the employee accounts > > are downloaded to Money, causing the debt to be double counted. I try > > to delete all the employee accounts or the master account. But Money > > told me that if I want to delete one account, I will need to delete > > all accounts. I just can't find a way to exclude either the master > > account or all employee accounts in total balance calculation. > > Can anyone help? > Instead of deleting, try closing the account. From the Account List, > right-click the account and choose AccountIsClosed. Expect future > downloads to not put transactions into that account. total balance. |
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| In microsoft.public.money, gz wrote: - quote - > I have a Chase business card account. It allows you to specify
Instead of deleting, try closing the account. From the Account List,> several employee accounts under the master account. Each employee > account has its own account number. For example you can create an > account for John Doe. If John Doe uses one dollar, this one dollar > will be reflected in both John Doe's account and the master account. > The problem is that both the master account and the employee accounts > are downloaded to Money, causing the debt to be double counted. I try > to delete all the employee accounts or the master account. But Money > told me that if I want to delete one account, I will need to delete > all accounts. I just can't find a way to exclude either the master > account or all employee accounts in total balance calculation. > Can anyone help? right-click the account and choose AccountIsClosed. Expect future downloads to not put transactions into that account. |
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| Hi, I have a Chase business card account. It allows you to specify several employee accounts under the master account. Each employee account has its own account number. For example you can create an account for John Doe. If John Doe uses one dollar, this one dollar will be reflected in both John Doe's account and the master account. The problem is that both the master account and the employee accounts are downloaded to Money, causing the debt to be double counted. I try to delete all the employee accounts or the master account. But Money told me that if I want to delete one account, I will need to delete all accounts. I just can't find a way to exclude either the master account or all employee accounts in total balance calculation. Can anyone help? Thanks, Geoffrey |
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