I was having the same exact problem and I just figured it out. It was so
simple that I didn't realize it could be done that way! Go to the calendar
view. Double click the the box to open up the box with the bill you want to
delete. Right click on the bill you want to get rid of. Then on the bottom
there is an option to delete. That should also get rid of the unwanted "over
due" in the homepage. Good luck!
Jana

"Ken" wrote:

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Two fixes come to mind,

1. The Repair Money File, from the File Menu, mentioned here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/182608

2. The more severe Nuke The Bills mentioned here (In M+ is also off the file
Menu, not sure about M06): http://www.umpmfaq.info/qselect.php

Probably best to try the repair options before you try the nuke the bills option.

Report back and let us know if it worked.


Ken wrote:
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"Ken" <allstates[no_spam]air[at]yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Similar problem here on M02, I resolved it by entering the transactions as 0
amount, marking them as VOID. My problem seemed to be related to the budget
file?

Money 2006 Deluxe

I deleted a number of recurring bills that I'd set up as recurring. On my
Money start page, in the "Bills and Deposits" portion, those bills still
show up as Overdue, with dates going back almost a year.

If I go to the Calendar, and locate the date the bill was supposedly due,
and try to "edit"t that bill series, it tells me there's an even earlier
occurrence, and that I must find that one. But I can't find any earlier
occurrence.

How do I get these deleted bill series from showing up as overdue?

Thanks.

Ken Isaacson
SILENT COUNSEL, a legal thriller
www.KenIsaacson.com