I've had the same problem.

I've "fixed" the account a few times, but it continues to
reset back to the inproper totals even if I don't
download new data. My accounts are set up correctly, and
I've even manually entered info a few times.

Any thoughts?
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up in the credit column (reducing your balance owed)?
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owe you).
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<anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Speaking as someone who has 35,000+ split elements and has never downloaded
a single transaction, I can say that "forever" is a rash overstatement.

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Well, since you refuse to try some alternate to just accepting the
potentially crap data your financial institution is sending, I'm not sure
what else you want to try. Are you suggesting that there's some generic
problem with Money? Have you confirmed that the account is set to the
correct type?

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This seems odd. 300+500 != 200.

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Whatever Money says you owe is irrelevant to what you really owe.

1) Check you credit card account details screen. Does is say the account type = credit?
2) On the ledger screen - do the two columns say charge and credit?
3) Are you entering (or downloading) expenses into the charge column?
4) Are you entering (or downloading) credits and payments into the credit column?
5) Are you transferring the payments from your checking account into the credit card account - and does it show up in the credit column (reducing your balance owed)?
6) I would manually enter the payment entry and let the download match to the existing transaction.
7) Does the "you owe" figure at the bottom of the screen show a positive (you owe them) or a negative number (they owe you).

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there is a way to solve this problem. When ever i make a
transfer or a credit card payment from my cheking account
it adds the amount to the "You Owe " Total. Any one
familiar with this please let me know Other wise I will
ow thousands of $ after every payment to the credit
accounts.

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there is a way to solve this problem. When ever i make a
transfer or a credit card payment from my cheking account
it adds the amount to the "You Owe " Total. Any one
familiar with this please let me know Other wise I will
ow thousands of $ after every payment to the credit
accounts.

Don't download transaction data?

<anonymous[at]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have the same problem as someone had already mentioned.
When ever I download the transactions from my bank into
the credit card account in money the payments are added
to the principle rather than deducted same problem with
my line of credit. I usually use the credit card payment
category. any ideas