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| Whatever dude. Money adds a random amount of extra dough ($139K) in an account, and it's MY fault? The blame has been properly placed: on Bill Gates ship of fools. This is a terribly buggy program, as many have noted. Too bad, because it's pretty useful, otherwise. If only the thing knew how to add. |
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| Seith Yea.......I have a suggestion.......find out what you are doing wrong rather than blaming it on someone else Bob "Seth Jayson" <sethcjayson[at]yahoo.com> wrote in message news:b76915a0.0401091643.2a6754d4[at]posting.google.com... - quote - > Anyone seen anything like this? > My sum of my stock portfolio is WAY off, by a factor of 3. But just on > one computer. > On my wife's computer, SAME file, same version of money, stock > porfolio totals correctly. > Ideas? Besides a slap upside Bill Gates head? (He's in vegas showin' > friggin' watches that download the temperature off the internet and > his finance software can't add... Grrrr.) |
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| After screwing around with it even more, I found out that the total is ONLY screwed up in the Portfolio when looking at it in: "Standard View" "Performace View" The other views show correct sums. Hmmmmm... Holy crudsters.... Just "fixed" the problem by doing this: in Standard view, clicking "customize" and rechecking the checkbox for investments to watch. Same worked for "Performace View" By the way, going back in and immediately unchecking "investments to watch" did NOT recreate the error. It seems to have washed out, somehow. Completely crazy, but maybe my random success will help some other poor soul. |
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| Thanks for the tips. Tried some of them. Nothing worked so far. Here's an ineresting situation. Since this is only occurring in the investment accounts, I copied the file and started deleting investment accounts one by one, figuring that one might be corrupt. Well, I now have ZERO investment accounts, yet Money still show a balance of $139,000 in investments. I have no idea where it's getting that figure, since there are no investment account left at all... |
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| One possibility is different patches. This has been reported once before, IIRC. You might consider the drill in http://www.bollar.org/msmoney/#Q104. "Seth Jayson" <sethcjayson[at]yahoo.com> wrote in message news:b76915a0.0401091643.2a6754d4[at]posting.google.com... - quote - > Anyone seen anything like this? > My sum of my stock portfolio is WAY off, by a factor of 3. But just on > one computer. > On my wife's computer, SAME file, same version of money, stock > porfolio totals correctly. > Ideas? Besides a slap upside Bill Gates head? (He's in vegas showin' > friggin' watches that download the temperature off the internet and > his finance software can't add... Grrrr.) |
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| Anyone seen anything like this? My sum of my stock portfolio is WAY off, by a factor of 3. But just on one computer. On my wife's computer, SAME file, same version of money, stock porfolio totals correctly. Ideas? Besides a slap upside Bill Gates head? (He's in vegas showin' friggin' watches that download the temperature off the internet and his finance software can't add... Grrrr.) |
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