Need to edit Scheduled Transaction List

Posted by MaryL on November 17, 2008, 4:31 am

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I have a numbe of entries in the Scheduled Transaction List. I want to
change the dates when some take effect, but I have not been able to edit the
list. I can open the list, but I don't understand how to edit it.
Basically, if I click on any part of a line (for example, an insurance
company), the only part that will be highlighted is the amount. Clicking on
"Edit" does nothing. I realize that I am missing something that is probably
pretty simple. Can anyone help?

I am using Quicken Deluxe 2006 and Vista Home Premium.

Thanks,
MaryL

Posted by MaryL on November 17, 2008, 4:55 am

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>I have a numbe of entries in the Scheduled Transaction List. I want to

>change the dates when some take effect, but I have not been able to edit

>the list. I can open the list, but I don't understand how to edit it.

>Basically, if I click on any part of a line (for example, an insurance

>company), the only part that will be highlighted is the amount. Clicking

>on "Edit" does nothing. I realize that I am missing something that is

>probably pretty simple. Can anyone help?

> I am using Quicken Deluxe 2006 and Vista Home Premium.

> Thanks,

> MaryL

Well, the problem I described above seems to have been corrected. When I
went back into Quicken and looked at Scheduled Transactions, I was able to
simply click on a line. It was highlighted and I could edit.

The problem (or question) now is: Why? I was doing the exact same thing as
I attempted previously, but the results were entirely different. That is, I
could not edit previously and now I can.

I do have one bit of information which may (or may not) be relevant. That
is, each time I try to use the help files, a box pops up that says: Internet
Explorer Script Error. Do you want to continue running scripts on this
page?

I have just exited the box when that message appears because I do not know
what the script error refers to, and I do not know what might happen if I
respond "Yes."

Any ideas to help me??

Thanks,
MaryL