Having a second file doesn't allow me to run reports/ view total financials
correctly.
EG: the payees would only show amounts from the accounts included, so
instead of showing 10K spent on "training materials", I might show 4K from
one .mny file and 6K from another....and it might be inadvertently called
"training supplies" which, when faced with a few of those differences, how do
you know which to add together and which to keep separate?


"Bob Peel, MVP" wrote:

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How about a second .mny file that just has the two credit cards?

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I have a few credit cards in my MS Money file.

My assistant keeps track of 2 of them.

I would like her to be able to enter the credit card transactions into MS
Money (at least), but I don't want her to see the private information I have
littered throughout the rest of the .mny file....

Is there a way someone can write a VB procedure to push data from excel to
money?

My best preference would be a query that updates every time I open money,
but I know I'm dreaming.

I've tried the few products out there that change .xls to .qif, but!

The problem is I'd like to have a standardized list of choices from which
she can choose for payees and categories and subcategories...

The converter programs just bundle up and ship the data, regardless of
whether it's good or bad...

Am I dreaming of a better world?

Could somebody do this?