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| On Sun, 11 Jan 2004 13:12:29 -0800, Dan M. wrote: - quote - > When I attempt to label a bank transaction as TRANSFER, instead of
You may be trying to change an existing (perhaps downloaded) transaction> WITHDRAWAL, the software gives me a NEW TRANSACTION to enter and ignores > the transaction i am working on. Do I have one of the accounts > incorrectly recorded? Why is this happening? from withdrawal to transfer, is that correct? Perhaps if you enter your credit card bill as a recurring bill and enter a transaction from bills and deposits it will be already marked as a transfer from the account you will pay it, and that will be what you are looking for. Himanshu |
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| When I attempt to label a bank transaction as TRANSFER, instead of WITHDRAWAL, the software gives me a NEW TRANSACTION to enter and ignores the transaction i am working on. Do I have one of the accounts incorrectly recorded? Why is this happening? My goal is to record transactions from the credit card as expenses, then use my bank a/c to pay off credit card. I believe the latter transaction should then be recorded as a TRANSFER. Problem is that I can't get MONEY to recognize that. Your thoughts are appreciated! Dan |
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