You may have to disable your Bill Pay account in Money and then delete the
transaction (or mark it void) then you can re-enable the Bill Pay. The only
problem with doing this is that disabling Bill Pay will set all of your
scheduled ePay transaction in the Bills and Deposits area to "Write Check"
and you will have to reset them to ePay after you re-enable Bill Pay.
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Kevin Campbell
"Ted Martin" <anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have a payment that I almost made using Bill Pay and I
then cancelled it from the list of pending payments. The
cancellation worked and nothing was paid but I have a
transaction that effects balances in both accounts. This
was a credit card payment so is a showing as a transfer.
The delete shows in the payee account but nothing
happens. I am unable to do anything in the credit card
account transaction. In the payee account it still shows
the payment pending icon but even if I try to pay it
nothing happens.

Thanks for any help you can give me.