In microsoft.public.money, Cal Learner-- MVP wrote:

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I forgot to say you need to delete the fake dividend transaction.
You can do that from the "Investment Activities" screen near the
details.



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In microsoft.public.money, Brian Gilaptrick wrote:

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You don't say what version of Money you are using. I suspect it is
not Money 2004.

First, undelete each "deleted" investment by creating a fake
Dividend transaction from the "stock". Then go to the investment
details for the old stock. Blank the symbol, and rename the stock to
something you will never use such as zzz1. Also check Investment
Activities to make sure there are no transactions still existing for
the old "stock" Now you can "delete" the "stock" and reuse the name
and symbol.

Had you been using Money 2004 and if there were no transactions for
the old stock, it should have actually deleted the name and symbol.

After converting from Quicken to Money, a number of
mutual funds were setup as Stocks. My only remedy was to
setup another mutual fund with a smiilar name and go back
to each transaction and chnage the investment. I then
deleted the incorrect investments. I am now unable to
rename the investments to their corrct name beacuase I
get the following error "The name of symbol has already
been used by a deleted investment. Please enter a
different name". Does anyone have a resolution besides
going back to Quicken????? THANKS!!!