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Posted by Oilcan on March 22, 2007, 12:15 am
Please log in for more thread options > But the question was can I clone a paycheck setup to create another
> one?
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> Most of the time you can copy any transaction any create a new one
> from the copy. The problem is I can't seem to find a way to copy,
> paste and then schedule a paycheck transaction. Is there a way to do
> that and if so how?
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> >Oilcan wrote:
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> >> You will need to set it up from scratch. You will need a
> >> slightly different name for your employer. For this
> >> reason, I deleted my Paycheck Form and just used regular
> >> memorized transactions (which is what you did before
> >> there was a paycheck wizard).
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> >The only time Quicken will force you to have a unique paycheck
> >name is on the second dialog box in the New paycheck setup.
> >Once you get to the Paycheck "Form", where the paycheck
> >("company") name appears at the top of the form and you enter
> >things like Gross Salary and deductions, you can change the
> >paycheck name to any name you like.
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> >And if you created a second paycheck for the same company, but
> >gave it a different name, you can "Edit" the paycheck and modify
> >its name to be the same as any other paycheck.- Hide quoted text -
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Answer: Set it up by scratch.
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