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Posted by John Oliver on September 29, 2007, 2:01 pm
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Every piddly little item I enter is memorized forever until I manually
delete it from the Memorized Transaction list. But items that are
entered each month but not schedueled are promptly forgotten, and need
to be manually re-entered each month.
How to fix this backwards behavior?
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Posted by Bob Wang on September 29, 2007, 3:27 pm
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John:
You can turn off "Automatically memorize new payees" in Preferences.
If indeed you are making the same transaction each month, why not go ahead
and Schedule them?
Is it possible that you have those transactions locked so you can't update
them?
Bob
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Every piddly little item I enter is memorized forever until I manually
delete it from the Memorized Transaction list. But items that are
entered each month but not schedueled are promptly forgotten, and need
to be manually re-entered each month.
How to fix this backwards behavior?
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* John Oliver http://www.john-oliver.net/ *
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Posted by John Oliver on October 1, 2007, 6:58 pm
Please log in for more thread options On Sat, 29 Sep 2007 13:27:53 -0600, Bob Wang wrote:
> John:
>
> You can turn off "Automatically memorize new payees" in Preferences.
> If indeed you are making the same transaction each month, why not go ahead
> and Schedule them?
> Is it possible that you have those transactions locked so you can't update
> them?
Anything is possible! I will check tonight.
I haven't Schedueled these transactions because the amounts vary. But
maybe I will, and set it to notify me a few days in advance, and
manually fix the amounts that way.
Thanks.
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* John Oliver http://www.john-oliver.net/ *
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Posted by Andrew DeFaria on September 29, 2007, 4:50 pm
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John Oliver wrote:
> Every piddly little item I enter is memorized forever until I manually
> delete it from the Memorized Transaction list. But items that are
> entered each month but not schedueled are promptly forgotten, and need
> to be manually re-entered each month.
>
> How to fix this backwards behavior?
As is normally the case, such things are "fixed" with education. I
highly recommend you get some. Indeed, it's quite a liberating
experience ;-)
In the meantime, what does Edit: Preferences: Quicken Program: Register:
Remove memorized transactions after X months say in your Quicken? And
how about Edit: Preferences: Quicken Program: Quickfill: Automatically
memorize new payees? Hell Quicken even annoying offers to create
scheduled transactions for you.
Just because your ignorant of the program's capability does not
necessarily mean you need to come in here all huffy and puffy
proclaiming the program is somehow "backwards". It's you who is
backwards who ask questions without the least bit of investigation
towards the solutions to your perceived problems.
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Andrew DeFaria <http://defaria.com>
I was self-employed for two years, and boy was my boss a turkey! :-)
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John Oliver wrote:
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<blockquote cite="mid:slrnfft4o7.8ko.joliver@ns.sdsitehosting.net"
type="cite">Every piddly little item I enter is memorized forever
until I manually delete it from the Memorized Transaction list. But
items that are entered each month but not schedueled are promptly
forgotten, and need to be manually re-entered each month.<br>
<br>
How to fix this backwards behavior?<br>
</blockquote>
As is normally the case, such things are "fixed" with education. I
highly recommend you get some. Indeed, it's quite a liberating
experience <span class="moz-smiley-s3"><span> ;-) </span></span><br>
<br>
In the meantime, what does Edit: Preferences: Quicken Program:
Register: Remove memorized transactions after X months say in your
Quicken? And how about Edit: Preferences: Quicken Program: Quickfill:
Automatically memorize new payees? Hell Quicken even annoying offers to
create scheduled transactions for you.<br>
<br>
Just because your ignorant of the program's capability does not
necessarily mean you need to come in here all huffy and puffy
proclaiming the program is somehow "backwards". It's you who is
backwards who ask questions without the least bit of investigation
towards the solutions to your perceived problems.<br>
-- <br>
<a moz-do-not-send="true" href="http://defaria.com">Andrew DeFaria</a><br>
<small><font color="#999999">I was self-employed for two years, and boy
was my boss a turkey! :-)</font></small><br>
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Posted by Oilcan on September 30, 2007, 8:45 pm
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Preferences: Quicken Program: Register: Remove memorized transactions =
after X months say in your Quicken?=20
Mine =3D 2 months. I have some that are much longer then this - even =
those only used once. I can't prove it, but I don't think I have ever =
seen any payee disappear from my list.
Preferences: Quicken Program: Quickfill: Automatically memorize new =
payees? One of those - damn if I do or damn if I don't.
None of this is a big deal. I just clean up data a couple times during =
the year.
John Oliver wrote:=20
Every piddly little item I enter is memorized forever until I =
manually delete it from the Memorized Transaction list. But items that =
are entered each month but not schedueled are promptly forgotten, and =
need to be manually re-entered each month.
How to fix this backwards behavior?
As is normally the case, such things are "fixed" with education. I =
highly recommend you get some. Indeed, it's quite a liberating =
experience ;-)=20
In the meantime, what does Edit: Preferences: Quicken Program: =
Register: Remove memorized transactions after X months say in your =
Quicken? And how about Edit: Preferences: Quicken Program: Quickfill: =
Automatically memorize new payees? Hell Quicken even annoying offers to =
create scheduled transactions for you.
Just because your ignorant of the program's capability does not =
necessarily mean you need to come in here all huffy and puffy =
proclaiming the program is somehow "backwards". It's you who is =
backwards who ask questions without the least bit of investigation =
towards the solutions to your perceived problems.
--=20
Andrew DeFaria
I was self-employed for two years, and boy was my boss a turkey! :-)
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