> Money2002? If so, the FAQ:
> ---
> Q): How come my cash flow forecast refuses to display?
> [Relevant to Money2002 (v.10)]
> A): Usually one or more scheduled bills/deposits is, for reasons unknown,
> causing this problem. The offending bill/deposit can be identified by
trial
> and error as follows:
> 1) make a copy of your Money data file
> 2) open the copy
> 3) delete scheduled bills/deposits one-by-one until cash flow happiness
> returns; the last one deleted is your suspect, though there may be more
than
> one causing the problem
> 4) re-open your primary file and edit or delete/replace the problem
> transaction
> This has returned cash flow planner to its usual less-than-perfect self
for
> many of us.
> Some users have reported that just editing every scheduled transaction
> memo--not necessarily changing anything, just "touching" them--has
restored
> cash flow.
> Microsoft has also admitted this can happen, of course without so much as
> hinting that a problem in their code could be causing it. See the MSKB
item
> for the odd ways they propose you resolve this issue. MSKB link courtesy
of
> Laurence.
> References:
> MSKB: Q312814 "damaged" scheduled item
> <http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q312814> "CJ Major" <cj.major[at]cox.net> wrote in message
> newsEKPa.2703$zy.648[at]fed1read06...
> > When I click on forcast cash flow or Cash Flow Review under Accounts &
> Bills
> > I get an hourglass and then nothing show up. Whatever screen or view I
> have
> > active says in place.
> > > Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

> Money2002? If so, the FAQ:
> ---
> Q): How come my cash flow forecast refuses to display?
> [Relevant to Money2002 (v.10)]
> A): Usually one or more scheduled bills/deposits is, for reasons unknown,
> causing this problem. The offending bill/deposit can be identified by
trial
> and error as follows:
> 1) make a copy of your Money data file
> 2) open the copy
> 3) delete scheduled bills/deposits one-by-one until cash flow happiness
> returns; the last one deleted is your suspect, though there may be more
than
> one causing the problem
> 4) re-open your primary file and edit or delete/replace the problem
> transaction
> This has returned cash flow planner to its usual less-than-perfect self
for
> many of us.
> Some users have reported that just editing every scheduled transaction
> memo--not necessarily changing anything, just "touching" them--has
restored
> cash flow.
> Microsoft has also admitted this can happen, of course without so much as
> hinting that a problem in their code could be causing it. See the MSKB
item
> for the odd ways they propose you resolve this issue. MSKB link courtesy
of
> Laurence.
> References:
> MSKB: Q312814 "damaged" scheduled item
> <http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q312814> "CJ Major" <cj.major[at]cox.net> wrote in message
> newsEKPa.2703$zy.648[at]fed1read06...
> > When I click on forcast cash flow or Cash Flow Review under Accounts &
> Bills
> > I get an hourglass and then nothing show up. Whatever screen or view I
> have
> > active says in place.
> > > Any ideas? Thanks in advance.

> When I click on forcast cash flow or Cash Flow Review under Accounts &
Bills
> I get an hourglass and then nothing show up. Whatever screen or view I
have
> active says in place.
> Any ideas? Thanks in advance.