O.K. thanks. I am sure you realize that changes made without knowledge or
approval of the user can lead to confusion and misinterpretation of the
data. Hopefully after I work with this software for a while, I will come to
know what to expect so I can stop this type of activity.

Clark

"Glyn Simpson, MVP" <glyn[at]serf.org> wrote in message
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The autobudget works differently to how you think it does.

When you go to the autobudget, it analyzes the transactions and checks those
which it thinks could be added to your budget. If you then choose to add
these to your budget, then you can. Next time you go to autobudget, it runs
the same piece of code - it looks to see what could be added to your budget
and checks them. If you do it within a short space of time, it's always
going to check the same items. It doesn't remember what you did before.

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"Clark" <cur[at]sw.net> wrote in message
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What is going on with the budget in MS Money 2004. I uncheck the Autobudget
boxes, but they always are rechecked. I have an amount set for one item and
that same amount shows up in a new category I never entered. Basically, it
is so flaky, I can't trust it. What's Up?

Thanks,
Clark