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12-31-2007, 01:30 AM
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 Re: accidentally approved match "Jim Beaver" <jumblejim[at]prodigy.spam> wrote on 30 Dec 2007 in group microsoft.public.money: - quote - > "Steve" <respond[at]online.newsgroup> wrote in message
Ahhh, now I see (I think). We're using different definitions for> news:Xns9A15C4862A89D184365720018436572[at]207.46.248.16... > > "Jim Beaver" <jumblejim[at]prodigy.spam> wrote on 29 Dec 2007 in group > > microsoft.public.money: > > > > I'm using Money 2007 Premium. > > > > > I have an outstanding check to my brother-in-law Kevin for > > > $1000.00. > > > > > Yesterday, I downloaded my recent transactions from my bank. > > > Included was a cash withdrawal I had made at the bank for $1000.00 > > > -- the equal amount being a complete coincidence. > > > > > Money didn't show a payee for that withdrawal and asked if it were > > > the same transaction as the outstanding check to my brother-in-law > > > for the same amount. It asked me to approve or reject a match > > > between the two transactions. > > > > > I accidentally clicked "approve" and Money instantly marked the > > > outstanding check to my brother-in-law as Cleared. > > > > > Now it refuses to let me edit the payee, since it is a "cleared" > > > transaction. > > > > > Is there any way to reverse my error and reinstate the check to my > > > brother-in-law as "outstanding" while properly identifying the cash > > > withdrawal? My books are a little messed up now because of this, > > > particularly because my bank is investigating the non-arrival of > > > the check at my brother-in-law's house (otherwise an unrelated > > > incident). > > > Right-click the "C" in the Cleared column and change the transaction > > to uncleared. > Doesn't work. (It's an "E", actually -- presumably because it was an > Electronic payment. In any case, I can't unclear it.) "Cleared". Delete the transaction and re-enter it. Re-sync with the bank. Money will add the transaction back, and you can match it properly. -- Steve B. New Life Home Improvement |
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12-31-2007, 01:12 AM
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| Re: accidentally approved match "Steve" <respond[at]online.newsgroup> wrote in message news:Xns9A15C4862A89D184365720018436572[at]207.46.248.16... - quote - > "Jim Beaver" <jumblejim[at]prodigy.spam> wrote on 29 Dec 2007 in group
Doesn't work. (It's an "E", actually -- presumably because it was an> microsoft.public.money: > > I'm using Money 2007 Premium. > > > I have an outstanding check to my brother-in-law Kevin for $1000.00. > > > Yesterday, I downloaded my recent transactions from my bank. > > Included was a cash withdrawal I had made at the bank for $1000.00 > > -- the equal amount being a complete coincidence. > > > Money didn't show a payee for that withdrawal and asked if it were > > the same transaction as the outstanding check to my brother-in-law > > for the same amount. It asked me to approve or reject a match > > between the two transactions. > > > I accidentally clicked "approve" and Money instantly marked the > > outstanding check to my brother-in-law as Cleared. > > > Now it refuses to let me edit the payee, since it is a "cleared" > > transaction. > > > Is there any way to reverse my error and reinstate the check to my > > brother-in-law as "outstanding" while properly identifying the cash > > withdrawal? My books are a little messed up now because of this, > > particularly because my bank is investigating the non-arrival of the > > check at my brother-in-law's house (otherwise an unrelated incident). > Right-click the "C" in the Cleared column and change the transaction to > uncleared. Electronic payment. In any case, I can't unclear it.) Jim Beaver |
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12-30-2007, 12:19 AM
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| Re: accidentally approved match "Jim Beaver" <jumblejim[at]prodigy.spam> wrote on 29 Dec 2007 in group microsoft.public.money: - quote - > I'm using Money 2007 Premium.
Right-click the "C" in the Cleared column and change the transaction to> I have an outstanding check to my brother-in-law Kevin for $1000.00. > Yesterday, I downloaded my recent transactions from my bank. > Included was a cash withdrawal I had made at the bank for $1000.00 > -- the equal amount being a complete coincidence. > Money didn't show a payee for that withdrawal and asked if it were > the same transaction as the outstanding check to my brother-in-law > for the same amount. It asked me to approve or reject a match > between the two transactions. > I accidentally clicked "approve" and Money instantly marked the > outstanding check to my brother-in-law as Cleared. > Now it refuses to let me edit the payee, since it is a "cleared" > transaction. > Is there any way to reverse my error and reinstate the check to my > brother-in-law as "outstanding" while properly identifying the cash > withdrawal? My books are a little messed up now because of this, > particularly because my bank is investigating the non-arrival of the > check at my brother-in-law's house (otherwise an unrelated incident). uncleared. -- Steve B. New Life Home Improvement |
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12-29-2007, 09:43 PM
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| accidentally approved match I'm using Money 2007 Premium. I have an outstanding check to my brother-in-law Kevin for $1000.00. Yesterday, I downloaded my recent transactions from my bank. Included was a cash withdrawal I had made at the bank for $1000.00 -- the equal amount being a complete coincidence. Money didn't show a payee for that withdrawal and asked if it were the same transaction as the outstanding check to my brother-in-law for the same amount. It asked me to approve or reject a match between the two transactions. I accidentally clicked "approve" and Money instantly marked the outstanding check to my brother-in-law as Cleared. Now it refuses to let me edit the payee, since it is a "cleared" transaction. Is there any way to reverse my error and reinstate the check to my brother-in-law as "outstanding" while properly identifying the cash withdrawal? My books are a little messed up now because of this, particularly because my bank is investigating the non-arrival of the check at my brother-in-law's house (otherwise an unrelated incident). Jim Beaver |
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