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| Answers inlined. "Pieter" <msnews[at]insanegenius.com> wrote in message news:#OzQhzLmDHA.3312[at]tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... - quote - > With "associate" I mean that money should use the information from that
I'm not sure exactly what you are referring to, but either the Payee being> transaction. > E.g. I have the next bill amount set to estimate based on the last 2 > transactions. > If Money misses a transaction the estimate will be wrong. the same will do it or you are toast. I'm not **aware** of any linkage between a transaciton once entered and teh scheduled bill that it once came from besides the Payee name and source account. I could be way wrong here. - quote - > I do not want to delete an existing transaction and re-enter it, neither
Be that as it may, I think those are your only two choices.do > I want to skip an occurance of a payment. - quote - > If Money says, "you haven't paid this bill",
As noted above, I don't think there is any way to tell Money this and I'm> I want to tell Money, "yes I did, here is the transaction", and Money should > use the existing transaction. pretty sure this is because it doesn't care. Once you've paid a bill, it's paid. But if you did this by entering a new transaction and leaving the scheduled bill there, Money knows no better and assumes that you still want to pay the bill. |
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| With "associate" I mean that money should use the information from that transaction. E.g. I have the next bill amount set to estimate based on the last 2 transactions. If Money misses a transaction the estimate will be wrong. I do not want to delete an existing transaction and re-enter it, neither do I want to skip an occurance of a payment. If Money says, "you haven't paid this bill", I want to tell Money, "yes I did, here is the transaction", and Money should use the existing transaction. Is this possible? "Dick Watson" <littlegreengecko[at]mind-enufalready-spring.com> wrote in message news:edItcZJmDHA.2244[at]TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... - quote - > I don't know what you mean by "associate." Once you tell Money it's not the > scheduled bill, you have entered the transaction. Your only choice is to a) > delete the transactions and replace it with the scheduled one, or b) skip > the next occurrence of the scheduled one. > "Pieter" <msnews[at]insanegenius.com> wrote in message > news:OBpSTiFmDHA.3256[at]tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... > > When accepting downloaded transactions Money does not always recognize > > scheduled bill payments, or I accidentally hit no when Money asks if this > is > > my scheduled payment. > > > How do I associate an overdue/upcoming bill payment with an entry that was > > already downloaded/entered? > > > The help talks about finding transactions to see if they were paid, which > I > > can do, but still no option to associate a payment with the actual due > bill. > > > Any ideas? |
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| I don't know what you mean by "associate." Once you tell Money it's not the scheduled bill, you have entered the transaction. Your only choice is to a) delete the transactions and replace it with the scheduled one, or b) skip the next occurrence of the scheduled one. "Pieter" <msnews[at]insanegenius.com> wrote in message news:OBpSTiFmDHA.3256[at]tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl... - quote - > When accepting downloaded transactions Money does not always recognize > scheduled bill payments, or I accidentally hit no when Money asks if this is > my scheduled payment. > How do I associate an overdue/upcoming bill payment with an entry that was > already downloaded/entered? > The help talks about finding transactions to see if they were paid, which I > can do, but still no option to associate a payment with the actual due bill. > Any ideas? |
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| When accepting downloaded transactions Money does not always recognize scheduled bill payments, or I accidentally hit no when Money asks if this is my scheduled payment. How do I associate an overdue/upcoming bill payment with an entry that was already downloaded/entered? The help talks about finding transactions to see if they were paid, which I can do, but still no option to associate a payment with the actual due bill. Any ideas? Pieter |
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