"pasekmi" <pasekmi[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I just put a limit on the bill and create a new series following the
last one.
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Chris Cowles
Gainesville, FL

You can edits any of the next 12 members of a series if using Deluxe or
higher and advance bills.

What I do of these is create a second "Paycheck" that reflects just the
changes and set the series to run from the date the change occurs to the end
of the year. These make Forecast Cash Flow correct even if the Paychecks
aren't. When the time rolls around, I adjust the regular entry to match and
skip the offset entry. Of course, I do all my transaction entry by hand. In
a situation dependent on downloaded data, my scheme probably wouldn't work
so well. The other place my scheme doesn't work well is if the paycheck is
going to go down. Money will not let you schedule a negative amount in a
Paycheck. You can enter one like that in the register but you can't schedule
it. Stupid.

"pasekmi" <pasekmi[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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My paycheck starts out each January lower as government health premiums,
pension withdrawals come out. However, these max out in May and my pay goes
up. It would be nice to have the ability for a deposit to change on a
specified date (i.e. up or down)

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